brand Suspended Apr 13, 2010 #2 No it does not. It is the exact same body as the last uni-body MacBook Pro. You can remove the optical drive and then pit in two 640GB hard drives for a total of 1.28TB.
No it does not. It is the exact same body as the last uni-body MacBook Pro. You can remove the optical drive and then pit in two 640GB hard drives for a total of 1.28TB.
alphaod macrumors Core Apr 13, 2010 #3 TouchOfClass said: Because I want 1TB up in there! Click to expand... Assuming the chassis did not change (only the motherboard), then yes you can.
TouchOfClass said: Because I want 1TB up in there! Click to expand... Assuming the chassis did not change (only the motherboard), then yes you can.
D dekka007 macrumors member Apr 13, 2010 #4 Yes it will. I have 1TB western digital drives in MacBook unibody, MacBook pro 13" and MacBook pro 15". With SSD's in the optical bays.
Yes it will. I have 1TB western digital drives in MacBook unibody, MacBook pro 13" and MacBook pro 15". With SSD's in the optical bays.