Hello,
I just found out that newest generation of notebooks/Macbooks are no longer supporting upgradeable parts, such as HD and RAM. I was wondering if anyone knows what the last generation of Macbook and Macbook Pros allowed users to upgrade their HD and RAM. Let me know! Thanks for the response!
Chad
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.6.8), Upgraded 2GB RAM; Upgraded 80GB HDD; Upgraded Snow Leopard
That is true for the retina MBPs, but not for the conventional ones which are still available:
http://store.apple.com/us/mac/family/macbook-pro
Look at the left hand side.
Ciao.
Thanks for the response!
Where does it say on the site that it's possible to upgrade the HD or RAM?
Where does it say that it is not?
True it does not say one way or the other, but I am willing to wager the farm that I can install new RAM and a new HDD in any of those MBPs.
Understand that Apple never on the web site advertising have mentioned this capability for any of the MBPs since their introduction in 2006. However they have given instructions on how to do so in the users manual.
Ciao.
Should you have any doubts, select the newest conventional MBPs from this Video list and watch how it is done.
http://eshop.macsales.com/installvideos/
Message was edited by: OGELTHORPE
Last Generation of Unibody Macbook Pro
