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New 13 MBP Removable Hard Drive?
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I know that the new MBP will have a permanent/semi-permanent battery with it, however will I be able to access the Hard Drive and Ram slots?
I have had a few Hard drives fail in my last few Mac laptops and like the fact that I can replace them myself with DIY Warranty Service.
Thanks in advance.
Chris
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I had been wondering the same thing and I just looked Apple's website and found the user manuals for the new MacBook Pro's. The one for the 13" can be found here:
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/...ch_Mid2009.pdf
And according to that, yea, it is user replaceable.
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MacBook Pro: 13"/2.26Ghz/4GB/500GB/SuperDrive (Mine)
MacBook Pro: 13"/2.26Ghz/2GB/160GB/SuperDrive (Wife's)
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Sweet. That settles it. I'll get the 13" MacBook Pro with the smallest drive available. It's sufficient for me now, but I can always upgrade later if necessary.
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