Apple Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Bob Borchers gave an interview to Chinese blogger Lin Yil Yi, in which he responded to criticism of the new MacBook Pro with the M3 processor.
Immediately after the release of the MacBook Pro with M3, many noticed that at a price of $1,599, the laptop has 8 GB of RAM. Only the same thing was installed in the MacBook Pro with M2, but it cost $1,299.
Some users believe that 8 GB is the installed amount of RAM for the MacBook Pro and that a minimum of 16 GB is required for stable operation.
An Apple spokesperson said that 8GB in a MacBook Pro with M3 is equivalent to 16GB in a Windows PC.
Comparing our memory to other computers is not really equivalent because we are memory efficient, have compression, and have a unified architecture.
In fact, the 8GB in the MacBook Pro M3 is likely similar to the 16GB on other computers. We can just use it much more effectively. So when people come to us and try out what they want to do on their PCs, I think they’ll see incredible performance. If you look at the raw data and capabilities of these systems, they are truly phenomenal. And this is where I think people need to look beyond the specs to the capabilities and listen to trusted people like you who have actually used these systems.
People need to look beyond the technical specifications and understand how the technology is used. This is the real test.
Bob Borchers, Apple Vice President of Worldwide Marketing
What do you think, is 8 GB enough in the MacBook Pro or is more RAM needed?
Source: Iphones RU
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