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.
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Apple Reduces Flash Storage in 1TB Fusion Drive to a Mere 24GB | NDTV Gadgets360.com
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.
For more info check out this link:
Apple Reduces Flash Storage in 1TB Fusion Drive to a Mere 24GB | NDTV Gadgets360.com