Apple has silently dropped the amount of flash storage available in the 1TB Fusion Drive hybrid storage systems that it offers with iMac all-in-one computers.
While the original 1TB Fusion Drive included 128GB of NAND flash, the new 1TB Fusion Drive
only has 24GB of flash storage. Users who need more high-speed storage will have to upgrade to either the 256GB SSD option or go in for the 2TB or 3TB (only on the 27-inch iMac) Fusion Drives, which still feature 128GB of flash storage. All options add significantly to the base price of an iMac - $200 (roughly Rs. 13,000) more for the 2TB Fusion Drive, and $300 (roughly Rs. 19,000) for the 3TB Fusion Drive.
The Cupertino-based firm recommends that users looking to buy iMac systems with 32GB of RAM should go in for either the 2TB or 3TB Fusion Drive, or the all flash storage option so that the amount of RAM doesn't exceed the amount of flash, which would make waking and going to sleep slower.
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ok i have seen. what next ?