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      <description>I recently ordered an SSD drive from OWC and proceeded to replace the stock drive on my good old MacBook Pro (one of the first unibody series). The process was actually easier than I originally thought: just connect the new drive using an universal dri&amp;amp;hellip;</description>
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      <description>As a followup to my Mac Mini 2010 Hard Drive Speed rant, I went to the Apple Store today to check what&amp;#39;s up with the Mac Mini 2011... Apparently, the Nvidia chipset has been replaced with an Intel chipset that is now capable of 6 Gigabit/second transfe&amp;amp;hellip;</description>
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      <description>I was looking into upgrading my 2006 Mac Mini (serving as a media server) with a 2010 model, just to get a bigger hard drive... and also a faster one! Now, according to this guy, the Mac Mini 2010 still comes with a stinky slow old SATA-1 drive, just a&amp;amp;hellip;</description>
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