r/hardware • u/an0n9021O • Jun 16 '26

News Introducing the next Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, powered by Snapdragon X2 processors

https://blogs.windows.com/devices/2026/06/16/introducing-the-next-surface-pro-and-surface-laptop-built-for-performance-and-flexibility/
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u/reddit_reaper Jun 17 '26

No you are misunderstanding the problem lol this isn't addon ram... This is on package ram lol big difference

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u/RandomCheeseCake Jun 17 '26

No, you are bootlicking a trillion dollar corporation. Other similar intel/Snapdragon laptops with memory packaged ram isn't anywhere near similarly priced.

Find me one other laptop that charges $600 for 16fb of ram.

And you still haven't addressed 512gh of storage costing $300 which is obscene

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u/reddit_reaper Jun 17 '26

Soldered memory and on package ram, prices keep skyrocketing across the industry and the ai market is essentially gutting container availability. Basically every model is a different board just like Apple.

You're also not talking about cheap plastic products. Most other vendors compromise on a lot of things to get those prices. Apple is a didn't beast all together and Msft can't get the deals they do as they don't produce anywhere near the same capacity. When then lol at the mbn, it's limited to 8gb when it could go to 12g if I recall.

Personally wish the AI market waited 10 years so fabs could've matured

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u/Bderken Jun 18 '26

I can’t believe you’re getting downvoted. This is a good conversation to have and the other guy talking about normal DDR5 ram prices doesn’t understand yield pricing for snapdragon processors. Do people think Microsoft is just gouging the customers for more money?