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You Can't Upgrade the New Mac Mini's RAM

posted by LaminatorX on Monday October 20 2014, @07:30AM   Printer-friendly
from the ought-to-be-enough-for-anybody dept.

Fnord666 writes:

In a recent engadget article, Jon Fingas points out the following:

If you're planning to snag the new Mac mini and load it up with aftermarket memory, you may want to reconsider your strategy. Macminicolo owner Brian Stucki (among others) has discovered that the RAM in Apple's latest tiny desktop isn't upgradable, much as you'd expect with the company's laptops and the 21-inch iMac.

 
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  • (Score: 2) by Phoenix666 on Monday October 20 2014, @04:37PM

    by Phoenix666 (552) on Monday October 20 2014, @04:37PM (#107866) Journal

    I myself don't own any Apple or MS products. Not interested in closed source anything. If I was ever forced to use a Mac I would immediately open a terminal and forget the rest was there. Anything else is like trying to shoe-horn your mind, body, and soul into a thimble.

    As an investor, though, I'm happy to own Apple stock. I don't get their stuff as a user or customer, but I'm happy, through them, to earn money from the hapless and vain.

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  • (Score: 2) by FatPhil on Monday October 20 2014, @06:42PM

    by FatPhil (863) <reversethis-{if.fdsa} {ta} {tnelyos-cp}> on Monday October 20 2014, @06:42PM (#107915) Homepage
    My favourite quote is (with s/Mac/MacOS/ or s/Mac/OSX/ both being equally true):
    "Mac is an OS for people with one-button brains"
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