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Upgrading 1.25Ghz 15" Albook Superdrive
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I've recently dropped my Powerbook on concrete. While most of the system is working, the Slot-in drive is dented. A direct Apple replacement will cost me approximately CD$400 for a combo and CD$800 for a Superdrive.
By suggestion of the macshop that will do the repairs, I've been looking around for alternatives and have come accross this:
http://www.dfwdepot.com/osc/product_...roducts_id=139
This is the Superdrive that is used in the latest 15" Albook. I am not sure about the "-B" designation, but the dimensions seem to match the other slot-in drives.
I'm wondering whether I will be able to use this drive in Powerbook without any problems. Will I need any special or modified drivers?
Thanks,
docholiday
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Last edited by docholiday; May 5, 2004 at 03:13 AM.
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Powerbook 15.2" G4 1.5Ghz
1GB RAM, 80GB 5400rpm
4GB iPod Mini, Rev 2, Green
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Anyone? Hmm, maybe I should have posted this in the Mac Mod section.
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Powerbook 15.2" G4 1.5Ghz
1GB RAM, 80GB 5400rpm
4GB iPod Mini, Rev 2, Green
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It should work fine.
Good luck cracking that sucker open!
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Dedicated MacNNer
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Powerbook 15.2" G4 1.5Ghz
1GB RAM, 80GB 5400rpm
4GB iPod Mini, Rev 2, Green
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