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Grundguetiger t1_j4q8ho3 wrote

Sweet. I wait for a tear down to see if one can swap the ssd for a bigger one.

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Jsmith4523 t1_j4qdaqe wrote

Highly doubtful

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Grundguetiger t1_j4qiedx wrote

I too doubt it, but Apple was good for some surprises lately.

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Jsmith4523 t1_j4qiut1 wrote

Giving its $499 price tag for education and $599 regular retail, I don’t think they’re gonna be nice.

I own a base model M1 Mini and the first thing I wanted to try and do was upgrade my base storage. It was clear online that it just wasn’t possible. So, best thing I did was buy an external hard drive and plus my stuff goes to the cloud anyways. Only thing that gets in the way are applications

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twister55555 t1_j4ra9hp wrote

This will be the deciding factor for me, I want to own the machine and be able to upgrade, I'd feel like I was renting it if not...

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MyVoiceIsElevating t1_j4uzjha wrote

Answer is nope. No different from any other M series SoC Mac. Everything is within the chip, there is not an SSD or Ram soldered in the traditional sense.

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