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Re:TSMC confirms 3nm tech for 2022, could enable epic 80B tr... by nicoburns on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @12:34PM (#25278857)
The base price is reasonable, but the RAM and Storage upgrade costs are extortionate.
Re:TSMC confirms 3nm tech for 2022, could enable epic 80B tr... by wtallis on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @01:21PM (#25279483)
That's often the case from other OEMs as well. I just checked a Dell Latitude with a 256GB SSD standard. Upgrading to 512GB costs $146.99, and going from 512GB to 1TB is another $142.72. The retail price for a very good 1TB SSD is about $135, so when you pay for that 1TB upgrade from Dell, you would still be getting ripped off even if they also sent you the 256GB and 512GB drives. For $289 in upgrade pricing, Dell owes you at least a full 2TB of storage.
Re:TSMC confirms 3nm tech for 2022, could enable epic 80B tr... by nicoburns on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @01:33PM (#25279633)
Sure, but with most other OEMs anyone tech savvy (or really just handy with a screwdriver) can buy the base model and get the upgrades separately.