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MNT Reform review: brutalist hardware, familiar software
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You just reinforced my point
When that time comes, I might change my mind
More RAM does not make a slow ARM SoC any faster.
If you point was that it is too slow in general compared to the price... fine agreed. But total amount of RAM is a really bad measure for "fastness" of a computer.
Alright, I'll rephrase.
32 GB is definitely nice for most (if not all) cases covered by a laptop. With that said, a lot of DDR5 systems are already on triple-digits. Also, it would be nice to have discrete RAM slots instead of having everything on SoM.