Upgrading MBP HDD to 1TB

[finalcut]

Hello everyone,

I tried searching for an answer on my question but no luck.
I want to change my 320GB HDD to the WD 1TB green edition.
I'm kinda stuck since a lot saying 12.5mm is too thick and only 9mm HDD will fit in the bay.

I want to make sure it fits before buying "online only"

http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product...spx?path=abb11ec794e73e698674d91d6454af4een02

will it fit?

 

[maker]

Seems small lol

 

[finalcut]

hmm just realized it's the blue edition and not the greed one. But why are you saying it looks small?

 

[maker]

Because you said it's 1GB lol

 

[finalcut]

hahahaha ok let me hide for a second!

You know what I meant, 1TB

 

[SonicBoom1981]

I was going to post "that's a downgrade, not an upgrade", but didn't sound that funny after all... :/

 

[ayeying]

If its for the unibody, it'll fit. If it's the older Macbook Pros, only the 17" will fit.

 

[finalcut]

yeah got an unibody, the version just before the SD card on them

 

[Gorilla Power]

hehe / you can still double click beside the thread title in the forum and edit it.

 

[cloroxbleach4]

That's a really low price for a terabyte.

I know it says it's a 2.5" drive, but I have a feeling it's a typo and that it's for a desktop. But I may be wrong and this may be a really good deal.

 

[dsprimal]

1tb +1

 

[Don Nguyen]

That's a really low price for a terabyte.

I know it says it's a 2.5" drive, but I have a feeling it's a typo and that it's for a desktop. But I may be wrong and this may be a really good deal.

It's listed under the desktop category in that link.

 

[AndrewCjDuong]

If someone can confirm it'll fit into the 13" MacBook Pro. I'll buy two and swap out my optical.

 

[Tomb01]

That's a really low price for a terabyte.

I know it says it's a 2.5" drive, but I have a feeling it's a typo and that it's for a desktop. But I may be wrong and this may be a really good deal.

Definitely a 3.5, 4 platters.....

 

[ayeying]

It's a desktop drive. The laptop drives are:

WD10TPVT models.

I have one installed in my Core Duo MacBook Pro right now.