For the MacBook Pro, yes, it does.
Apple considers the MacBook's hard drive a "user-replaceable" part and so upgrading a MacBook's hard drive doesn't void the warranty. Unfortunately, the same policy doesn't hold for the MacBook Pro.
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Apple considers the MacBook's hard drive a "user-replaceable" part and so upgrading a MacBook's hard drive doesn't void the warranty. Unfortunately, the same policy doesn't hold for the MacBook Pro.
