FYI, I checked the new MacBook Pro offerings following today's WWDC Keynote and if there are memory options they are Configurable for more memory. That is Apple speak for you get only what you order from the factory — the memory is not upgradable. By-the-way that is true for all the new iMacs as well, including the workstation class iMac Pro with up to 18 (count 'em eighteen) processor cores. No word on the Mac Pro (if it has not been supplanted by the iMac Pro) or the lowly Mac mini.
It is beginning t look as if my next Mac upgrade will be at least $1,000 to $2,500 more than my last one. 😫😢👎
$1,000 to $2,500 is an awfully big range; may I ask what it encompasses?
(Since the new models are already listed, I imagine that the October 2016 models will turn up at job-lot prices all over the Internet.)
