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The hosts reflect on the evolutionary upgrades of the MacBook Air M3 and discuss the implications of its pricing strategy, where Apple subtly nudges consumers to opt for the higher-end models.
- The MacBook Air M3 offers only small upgrades over its predecessor.
- Apple's pricing strategy encourages consumers to upgrade to more expensive models.
- The base configurations are often perceived as insufficient, pushing users to pay for upgrades.
- Apple's RAM and storage upgrades are notably expensive.
- The MacBook Air M2 is still available and provides a good alternative.
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