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Early yesterday evening, we informed you in our magazine that Apple quietly increased the price of the base RAM upgrade for the new 13” in recent days MacBooků ProWhile in recent weeks the user paid 3000 crowns (or $100 in the US) to upgrade from 8 to 16 GB of RAM, now it is necessary to pay twice as much - specifically 6000 crowns or $200. Prothat's right, he has now decided Apple explain to The Verge portal.

The explanation for the price increase on a recently introduced machine's RAM upgrade is kind of bizarre. Apple He claims that this step is de facto just a correction of a mistake he made when launching the machine. The price you pay when configuring higher RAM memory when choosing the basic 13” version MacBooku Pro, he set was wrong, because it did not match the price of the same upgrades on his other computers, including iMacs or MacBooky Air. Now he has decided to quietly fix everything and raise the price of RAM on the 13” Pro increase it to be on par with all other machines offering this upgrade. 

If the words are Applu true, it is in a way comical that a giant of its type would make such a banal mistake in pricing. On the other hand, it cannot be ruled out that it was intentional on their part and not a mistake, as they are now trying to convince the world, thanks to which sales of higher configurations of the new product were supposed to increase. However, if even the lower price of RAM did not positively affect the sales of higher configurations, it could Apple simply decide to re-evaluate your plan and deploy a standard price with them. And how do you perceive this behavior? 

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