Question for Woot help: The $209.99 cost model shown as 32GB / 1 TB SSD means it’s a unit with 32GB of RAM (random access memory), the $249.99 cost model shows as 32 GB RAM / 1 TB SSD which is the exact same specification, can you clarify what is the technical change from the $209 model to the $249 model? The specs show that the model can hold up to 64GB of RAM, so might the $249 model be a typo and come with 64GB of RAM? Please assist very interested in the unit.
Below is the Google information explaining why the two are the same:
is there a difference between 32 gb memory and 32 gb ram memory? No, “32 GB memory” and “32 GB RAM memory” essentially mean the same thing; they both refer to 32 gigabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), which is the type of memory used for actively running programs on your computer; there is no technical distinction between the two phrases
Hello. Thanks for the post. The $249 option was in the wrong sale. It had a different processor. That option has been sold out.