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Unused space in the trackpad area?
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Silver hub like the GTX 690
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Yes, it uses the asymmetrical blade design
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Full disassembly
Source: iFixit
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
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cant until someone builds a cable to adapt one to the other as was stated in the article
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
well Im wondering if the connectors are the same, if that is true its going to be an easy job.
I have saw the samsung 830 256gb for as low as 130 and the 512gb brother for 350, 256gb is more than enough for file carrying, but the 512gb is a great in terms of space, so its easy to see why Im extremely interested in this. -
hard to say, there may not be a 5v power pin to power a drive from, and if there is can it supply the amperage, many if the new SSD cards only have a 3.3v line. which means we would have to void warranty and mod in a 5v power scource sufficient for a 5mm or 7mm drive as a 9mm wont fit as was said.
the cable we will need is the propitiatory apple SSD to a standard SATA interface including power pins -
Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
given that the retina machines are going to replace the unibody ones, its only logical that the price of those machines are going to go down, and that left over bay is there for a purpose... I do think that there is a 5v pin out in there and that the interface is similar to that of the cmbp.
Im wondering why ifixit havent tried that yet or even posted something about it aside putting a sad in there and saying it mostly fits. -
no active 5v pin in the 13" MBA, and it looks like most new mSATA are 3.3v cards from Toshiba's site and Samsung. this will be a big question if we even have an accessible 5v 500ma line.
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
well its not a mod per se, just try, you had the trouble to see if it fits, see if it works.
well the msata drives are different, actually they are the NGFF format, so the pin out is different -
same chips and voltage requirements though, since I could not find a full pinout for ngff I just assumed same data lines and voltages as msata
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
Im going to look if I have a paper here, but I have this article
AnandTech - NGFF SSDs: Putting an End to Proprietary Ultrabook SSD Form Factors
Now to nag intel if they have something to show
rMBP 13" teardown [with cats] [56K WARNING]
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Mobius 1, Oct 30, 2012.
