You could easily make OSX see a dual-flash fusion drive with this. Or RAID. Would be pretty fast, but you'd have to be committed to the setup. ZFS might have allowed for more options, if Sun hadn't pissed Steve off.
While the 13-inch MacBook Air and the 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro can be upgraded to 64 GB and 128 GB capacities, the 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro is limited to 64 GB.
I can't see Transcend introducing something like this if they thought there was a major overhaul to the Air's form. Too bad, I was hoping for a reduced-bezel update...
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I wonder why this is the case? What's the limitation with the 13-inch rMBP? What other compromises are there in choosing a 13-inch rMBP over an Air?
I can't see Transcend introducing something like this if they thought there was a major overhaul to the Air's form. Too bad, I was hoping for a reduced-bezel update...
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It doesn't matter what next generations bring, as long as it has an SD card slot. It is a very thin slot, so most likely it won't go away. Cameras use them.
Nice! That could make a big difference. Now all we need is for Apple to support splitting the iTunes library across devices. That is audio(music) on one device video on another.
I wonder why this is the case? What's the limitation with the 13-inch rMBP? What other compromises are there in choosing a 13-inch rMBP over an Air?
Nifty allows 128GB so not sure why Transcend doesn't.
Looks like Transcend beats them both on cost per GB. Especially the PNY. From your link, the PNY was double the cost.
Caveat: That was just from a cursory glance at each site, so I could have missed something.
Sure, they'll get right on that. 7 years later...![]()
Using different Flash storage.
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I bought my 128 GB StorEdge on sale for like $75+taxes a few months ago.
Will this work as a boot disk to speed up startup?
It's unclear as to whether these are totally flush when installed. There aren't any good photos of these things on their website in the installed position.