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| Topic: Apple at it again with their pricing | ||||||
| Earlier today, I happened to come across Apple's store section for spare parts, including RAM for various systems. Curious, and knowing that they had previously listed the exact same item at double the price, I went and had a look what the RAM would cost if I were to put it in a Mac Pro vs an XServe.
Here we have the prices for Apple's workstation system, the Mac Pro.  The Mac Pro uses Fully Buffered DIMMs - ECC memory basically designed not to screw up. This happens to be the same memory that's used in/required for the new Xeon based XServe. Hm, wonder what it might cost fot that then...  Am I the only one who notices something a tad out of place here? Yes, I'm sure you'll say that the images are different, but that's not to say that what you'll actually receive will in fact be any different at all. At least this time the price differences arent so bad as percentages go. |
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