Is there a listing somewhere that shows in a table overview or something along those lines, at which point (Mac model and year), the various Macs started to get
a. soldered in RAM so it's not expandable, and
b. soldered in SSD's, and
c. soldered in anything else that used to be replacable and/or upgradable.
I was looking to get a really light Mac for travelling for my wife.
She finds the 2013 MacBook pro too heavy to carry everywhere, we bought a 11-inch MacBook Air for the lower weight but the screen was too small, so that didn't work.
A couple of days ago I was looking at the new MacBook with a 12-inch screen and a very light weight - didn't like the single port, but now I find out that the SSD is actually soldered right on the board.
Without checking every Mac individually, I wonder if anyone has come across a site where they might have covered this aspect of the MacBooks.
a. soldered in RAM so it's not expandable, and
b. soldered in SSD's, and
c. soldered in anything else that used to be replacable and/or upgradable.
I was looking to get a really light Mac for travelling for my wife.
She finds the 2013 MacBook pro too heavy to carry everywhere, we bought a 11-inch MacBook Air for the lower weight but the screen was too small, so that didn't work.
A couple of days ago I was looking at the new MacBook with a 12-inch screen and a very light weight - didn't like the single port, but now I find out that the SSD is actually soldered right on the board.
Without checking every Mac individually, I wonder if anyone has come across a site where they might have covered this aspect of the MacBooks.
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