Absolutely agree with getting the more powerful system. It will remain
your friend far longer that way.
I also agree with Simon's point that you might want more storage.
PS: Anymore I personally consider 32Gb RAM a minimal system. I prefer as
much RAM as I can afford, with my second priority
-Original Message-
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of B G
Sent: Sunday, 2 June 2019 2:52 PM
To: macvisionaries
Subject: Buying a mac: back to the drawing board
apple have just confirmed the refund for the MacBook by email. I decided that a
mac Mini would meet my use
If the price is right I would say get the machine with more power.
On 6/1/19, Petrus Tuerlings wrote:
> Personally I’d go for the bigger oomf, but that is just my opinion. I see it
> as more future proofing, I’m certainly not an expert. But I do remember
> getting my first iPhone and going for
Personally I’d go for the bigger oomf, but that is just my opinion. I see it as
more future proofing, I’m certainly not an expert. But I do remember getting my
first iPhone and going for the smaller memory and regretting it later. I
probably got more power than I need with my MacBook now, but I
apple have just confirmed the refund for the MacBook by email. I
decided that a mac Mini would meet my use-cases more wholesomely than
a MacBook. Initially the plan was to stick to the same hardware
parameters - 16GB ram, 256GB ssd and an i5 processor. The nice man
from Apple however is offering
