From the page, "a baseline of 16GB of high-speed RAM across the entire portfolio, and some models go up to 32GB."
It also lists Intel, Qualcomm and MediaTek as partners with Intel and Qualcomm as launch CPU options.
Perhaps they'll ship a MediaTek-powered variant in the new year?

"What would you say ya do here?"

At least for all things 365, the eye chart (https://m365maps.com) will suffice.

Would you like to try our new Extra Big Ass Taco, now with more molecules?

Hello, citizen! ITM!

is where it's at.

My picks from the top of my head:
Ten Cent Beer Night: http://thedollop.net/wp/episod...
Cereal Men with Patton Oswalt: https://allthingscomedy.com/po...
New York to Paris Race: https://allthingscomedy.com/po...

As the flagship device manufacturers raise their prices, the more value brands can do so in lockstep. Some people will pay almost any price for the latest shiny bauble.

This should be interesting.

If I recall correctly, you could connect with ZTerm/similar and download the FirstClass Client, but you couldn't do much else, much like TeleFinder.

I ran a Wildcat BBS back in the day and later combined my efforts with another board to form a FirstClass system. Fun times!

"I must have put a decimal point in the wrong place or something. I always do that! I always mess up some mundane detail!"

It's now a toss-up for me as to whether they're still Deathstar Telecom or if they've become something more akin to The Doomsday Machine from classic Trek. Once satisfied to rule the galaxy, AT&T's appetite for acquisition has turned its primary weapon into a gaping maw into which many alternative options for consumers have found themselves trapped.

In no particular order:

The Dollop
Motorcycles & Misfits
No Agenda
Wheel Nerds
Daily Tech News Show
Mission Log
This Week in Enterprise Tech
Security Now
ICQ Podcast
HarmonCast
Sword & Laser
QSO Today
How Did This Get Made
Ham Radio Now
Stuff You Should Know
The Twin Peaks Podcast
Welcome to Night Vale
The Documentary
Ham Nation
ARNewsline
SolderSmoke
BBC World Football


The "Why?" is not very complicated. I'm interested in the subject matter, have a long daily commute and would rather listen to content targeting some of my exact interests than the same 10 songs over and over on the radio.
This way, all of that drive time is at least entertaining and often informative.

ITM!