Apple slashes prices on Mac storage upgrades<article>
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<p>Apple did more on Tuesday than
streamline the MacBook lineup. It also dramatically reduced the price of many storage upgrades across all Macs, including MacBooks, iMacs, and even the new Mac mini.</p><p>In the wake of falling SSD prices, Apple’s surcharge for bigger drives was particulalry egregious. With these price drops, they are still a bit above the norm, but back into the realm of reality.</p><p>For example, upgrading the Mac mini’s 128GB drive to the maximum 2TB used to be a $1,400 upgrade, now it’s $1,000. The base model MacBook Air used to have a 1.5TB option for $1,100, now replaced by a 1TB option for $600. The 2TB SSD option for the entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro was $1,200, now it’s $1,000 (and that entry-level system got Touch Bar, Touch ID, and a big processor upgrade, too).</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3407742/apple-slashes-prices-on-mac-storage-upgrades.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Apple slashes prices on Mac storage upgrades
