Apple recently inflated the price of RAM upgrades on the latest 13-inch MacBook Pro by $100 in the United States and elsewhere. When upgrading the RAM from 8GB to 16GB, for example, the price will now be $200, instead of the previous $100.
Other countries have experienced similar price increases, such as price escalated from 125 euros to 250 euros in Germany, the charge in the United Kingdom rose from £100 to £200, and the cost for RAM upgrades in China soared from 750 yuans to 1500 yuans.
It is extremely rare for Apple to adjust its pricing so soon after a new product is released, indicating that an unexpected increase in Apple's costs being passed along to consumers.
Other countries have experienced similar price increases, such as price escalated from 125 euros to 250 euros in Germany, the charge in the United Kingdom rose from £100 to £200, and the cost for RAM upgrades in China soared from 750 yuans to 1500 yuans.
It is extremely rare for Apple to adjust its pricing so soon after a new product is released, indicating that an unexpected increase in Apple's costs being passed along to consumers.
The good news is that the 13-inch MacBook appears to be the only Mac product that’s seeing a price increase in RAM upgrades.
Earlier this month, Apple's officially launched the MacBook Pro 13 2020 model. The new MacBook Pro features a much reliable Magic Keyboard, the basic models, however, is still equipped with eight-generation Intel Core processors, while the high-end version comes with ten-generation Intel Core processors.
Earlier this month, Apple's officially launched the MacBook Pro 13 2020 model. The new MacBook Pro features a much reliable Magic Keyboard, the basic models, however, is still equipped with eight-generation Intel Core processors, while the high-end version comes with ten-generation Intel Core processors.
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