John Siracusa

They've changed the product configurator.

There was a story about this a while of like how you don't pick like good, better, best.

You just basically go into the configurator.

But the way they've made like the clicking of like, you know, you have to like pick a color first.

So we won't let you pick anything else.

Now pick a screen.

We won't let you pick anything else.

When you get down to the chip section, they have these sort of collapsing set of round racks.

And I think they've bamboozled me because when you click on the chip, like there's another rectangle that appears where you have to pick like the number of cores and stuff.

And I just think I got confused.

My bad.

Anyway, that's why we that's why I double check correct in real time.

The max is super duper expensive.

Sorry about that.

Like when you go to a higher RAM level, you're paying the same ridiculous prices you were always paying.

They just seem less ridiculous now because RAM prices are really high everywhere.

But the point is Apple didn't actually increase their RAM upgrade prices.

They were so ridiculous, they were able to absorb the changes or they locked in their prices before and they're getting exactly the same margins they always did.

I didn't expect that.

I would have bet with Gruber on this.