All of Apple's Macs now start with 16GB of RAM
Briefly

Apple has transitioned most of its Macs to 8GB of RAM by 2016, but now, after eight years, that quantity feels increasingly insufficient, especially for on-device AI.
Reviewers have criticized the entry-level RAM as limited since at least 2022, indicating a shift in user expectations and software requirements.
If you want to upgrade beyond the new standard of 16GB, Apple still charges significantly, with $200 for 8GB more and $400 for 32GB.
The RAM upgrade is a response to the introduction of Apple Intelligence, which requires persistent RAM for effective on-device AI operation.
Read at The Verge
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