the question persists, does anyone know what 500gb hdd drive does apple use in the online store?
What does this have to do with 1.5 sata on the new macbook pros?
When someone doesn't answer your question within 40 minutes you have to repost it?
the question persists, does anyone know what 500gb hdd drive does apple use in the online store?
What does this have to do with 1.5 sata on the new macbook pros?
When someone doesn't answer your question within 40 minutes you have to repost it?
I just spoke with a different Apple Store and they said that it is Sata II, They checked on the macbook pro 13 inch in the store and it was 3.0 GBit.
Regarding the question, I was hoping to buy an SSD, but because of the restriction I am now thinking about buying an HDD.
First time I called Apple Store US, now I called Apple Store Switzerland, could that be it?
No, by now I mean the second time, so only one store told me they had
In norway a guy bought a MacBook Pro 13" with 2,53 GHz and a HDD and he has confirmed that the MBP has 3Gbit(SATA II)
I emailed steve jobs the other night and just got a response from a lady at executive relations asking for my to provide her with an phone number so she can contact me. I totally was not expecting a reply at all.![]()
I emailed steve jobs the other night and just got a response from a lady at executive relations asking for my to provide her with an phone number so she can contact me. I totally was not expecting a reply at all.![]()
In norway a guy bought a MacBook Pro 13" with 2,53 GHz and a HDD and he has confirmed that the MBP has 3Gbit(SATA II)
sweet! update us after your hear from her!
i bet he read it in the system profile...
I have this feeling that this is just a way of making Snow Leopard look good. If Snow Leopard enables SATA 2 somehow then the speed differences on SSD drives between leopard and snow leopard would look better and may entice more people to buy it. That's my very cynical view anyway.
For those who bought the Macbook Pro 13 inch with Sata 1.5gbit controller: this is an interesting topic on tom's hardware
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/page-183591_14_0.html
come on guys... of course he read it wrong or looked at the wrong machine.. there isn't a single confirmed report, worldwide, of a new, mid-09, 13" or 15" MBP having a sata 2 connection.