Re:New Apple Macbook Pro RAM is soldered to the motherboard ...
by elderberry on Wednesday June 13, 2012 @08:26AM
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Does the thinness of your computer really matter?
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Re:New Apple Macbook Pro RAM is soldered to the motherboard ...
by ImprovedSilence on Wednesday June 13, 2012 @08:37AM
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To some people. I have an Air. I love it. It's small, It's light, It can fit anywhere. It takes up about as much room as a folder in my backpack, which is awesome for air travel, the more I can get in my carry ons, the less I'm paying for baggage.
Re:New Apple Macbook Pro RAM is soldered to the motherboard ...
by danbee on Wednesday June 13, 2012 @08:37AM
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When you've got to carry it, yes.
Re:New Apple Macbook Pro RAM is soldered to the motherboard ...
by lbraasch on Wednesday June 13, 2012 @10:28AM
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YES. It's a laptop. If you can't sacrifice the screen size, where else do you trim the fat?
thinner = less mass = less weight = portability. A laptop is designed to be a portable machine, no?
Desktops however, I do not care if there is a massive tower under my desk. I don't move it unless I'm plugging in something new, or upgrading components.
Re:New Apple Macbook Pro RAM is soldered to the motherboard ...
by gouranga on Wednesday June 13, 2012 @12:28PM
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No, unless you carry it around a lot, at which point durability is more important than thinness resulting in thinness not being important.
So ultimately, no it's not regardless of the use case.