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In response to "Hey dorks. Can you replace a SSD with a traditional drive?" by spamlet

On most computers, yes. On Macs, no. Most of their SSDs aren't really SSDs. They RAM arrays underneath the keyboard. -- nm

Posted by Mop (199 lbs) (aka rburriel) Jun 11 '12, 10:29

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AFAIK only in the Air. The Macbook pros with SSDs have regular drives -- nm - Guigue Jun 11, 10:32 2
- That may be, but looking at this Pro on my desk, I can't even see how I'm supposed to open it. -- nm - Mop (199 lbs) Jun 11, 10:33 1
  - Apple says you're not. -- nm - spamlet Jun 11, 10:40

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