It doesn't "provide enough storage" because it's not supposed to provide storage. You're supposed to provide your own storage, whatever amount you see fit, and you are able to upgrade it at any time.
I know people nowadays are used to not having any control over their storage and simply throwing their device in the trash and buying a new one every few years when it's no longer enough, but it wasn't like this in the past.
10GB is nothing nowadays. That much storage costs less than $1. That is a ridiculously small price to pay to be able to roll back from a buggy upgrade.
Wow, it has 128 GB of ROM! Upgradable to 256 GB! I wonder what's with the operating system that takes up so much space. And no mention of user storage.
Simply, everyone whose work requires more than the outdated base specs will be forced to buy a storage upgrade too, even if they don’t need it. That happened to me when buying an iPad.
It's almost like selling a 3TB SSD with only 500GB capacity but it dramatically throttles down once you go past 400GB so that it is impossible to fill it up to 3TB in any reasonable time frame.
To hide the scam, they want to prevent your computer from running any software that would need the whole 3TB.
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