I see where it says it is compatible with Mac OS's but I have a 13" macbook with a toshiba 25GB hard drive model mk2555gsxf, will this work as a replacement?? My Macbook has Intel Core 2 Duo with a processor speed of 2.26 GHz, bus speed of 1.07 GHz, and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics card. Hope its enough info to get a accurate answer. Thanks I see where it says it is compatible with Mac OS's but I have a 13" macbook with a toshiba 25GB hard drive model mk2555gsxf, will this work as a replacement?? My Macbook has Intel Core 2... » Read More I see where it says it is compatible with Mac OS's but I have a 13" macbook with a toshiba 25GB hard drive model mk2555gsxf, will this work as a replacement?? My Macbook has Intel Core 2 Duo with a processor speed of 2.26 GHz, bus speed of 1.07 GHz, and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics card. Hope its enough info to get a accurate answer. Thanks « Show Less
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I have the exact same MacBook Pro and this Hardrive will fit and work perfectly. Hope that helped.
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I am not an expert. I believe any Sata 2.5" hard drive should work. I have purchased several WD HDDs and Toshiba HDDs (2 of each) and they are all working perfectly. I use them for external hard drive storage and daily use. You might try to replace wit a Toshiba (but you surely can use either) as Toshiba is what Mac seems to use. The most important thing though is that its Sata 2.5"
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I am not sure what all it works with. I just know I have a Toshiba and it works great with it. I do not see why it would not work. Any kind of hard drive will usually work with different kinds of pcs. The only thing is if your computer is new or old. sometimes older pcs are not compatable with new hardware. My pc had a intel pentium T4200 processor. But like I said, I am not qualified to say what all it will work with. You probably need to contact the western digital company.
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Hi Rayn...Your Mac takes a 2.5" HDD, & this HDD IS 2.5". It will fit/work in any laptop...notebook, etc. I have an HP Envy Notebook, & if I ever want/need to replace the HDD, I wouldn't hesitate to use this one. As for it being a good drive, I've been using mine in my PS3 Slim, & it's turned out to be a GREAT upgrade. I originally had the 320 GB drive. I got tired of having to delete games, etc, to free up space, so I went with a 750 GB drive. I use my PS3 a lot, & I've had no problems!! Anyway, I HOPE I helped out...& good luck with your Mac...
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I have the exact same laptop and it worked just fine. Just make sure to power down your Mac before changing out the memory. There are a number of great instructional videos on YouTube on how to remove the base and disconnect the battery prior to installing your memory. Very simple process.
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Hello Mr. Rodriguez, If your MacBook Pro would currently use a normal 2.5" SATA Drive, then it is compatible with this new Crucial M500 SSD. The only difference is that you will experience an exceptional booting speed, and of course it will boost the overall performance of your MacBook Pro. Regards, Ayman Boules 04/09/2013 ++++++++
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It is fully compatible because you are essentially cloning your existing drive's OS onto this SSD. You then install this SSD onto your Mac and it should work. Keep in mind that when you clone your existing HD, you can only clone up to the capacity of the SSD so if you are installing an 240 GB SSD, you can only clone up to 240 GB from your existing HDD. This would be a good time to do some housekeeping and move all of your non-OS files onto an external drive so that you are simply cloning OS X (and other pertinent apps) onto your SSD.
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The best is to double check with East Coast first. According to the product description, which includes :MacBook Pro 13.3" 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo (MC374LL/A, A1278, MacBookPro7,1) - Mid 2010MacBook Pro 13.3" 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo (MC375LL/A, A1278, MacBookPro7,1) - Mid 2010It should if your machine is one of the above two. I'm using one for past few months in an A1342 mid-2010 with no issues.
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Hello Linda, I have a 2TB version that works flawlessly with my 21" iMac (3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo version) running OS X 10.8.4 I see no reason for it to not work with your new MacBook.Best regards.
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As long as the MacBook is SATA compatible... If you don't already know, take a quick look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook_Pro#Technical_specifications_3 . Looks like all models are SATA so you're good to go.
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This is 1600mhz stock(default setting), you can lower it in the bios to 1333 or 1066mhz. This is plug n play it will set itself to 1600mhz unless your computer automatically downgrades it 1333mhz. Usually that happens for compatibility, but you can up it in the bios. I don't know much about macs concerning hardware compatibility, but I assume it should be ok (it's a computer in the end). Check "toms hardware" site they can be more informative.
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Best way to be sure is going to Crucial's website. Find your MacBook model and it'll give you all compatible options.
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This is a pretty standard Laptop hard drive. I bought this and installed it into my 13-inch MacBook Pro and it worked great. I don't see why it would not work with any laptop that is less than 3 years old. If you are running at least Windows Vista, you should be good to go. My Mac was running Snow Leopard.
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My second attempt. I have a Macintosh Powerbook G4 with a Power PC core. I plan soon to buy a Mac Powerbook G4 with an Intel core but will keep the earlier version. Will the "LaCie Hard Disk 1 TB FireWire 400/USB 2.0/eSATA External Hard Drive, Design by Neil Poulton 301315U" work with either one? Thank you, Paula in Virginia
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"Hi, I've installed this drive in my late 2010 MacBook Pro and it worked without problems. I don't know your drive, but according to this page: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=HTS545025B9SA02-NDW-R it seems that it is a SATA drive. Since all SSD drives are SATA you should not have any problem at all by replacing it. Now, since your MacBook is 2009, the drive won't be able to deliver more than 1.5 Gbps or 3.0 Gbps ( it is capable of delivering 6.0 Gbps in a faster system such a Core I5 or Core I7) But don't worry, your laptop will be way faster than it is now. Should you have more questions, please contact me via e-mail: rrllamas@gmail.com"
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While I've never installed one in an older MacBook, I see no reason it shouldn't work. No promises though. And that said, it won't fully take advantage of the speed of the SSD because it will be limited by the 1500mbps SATA bus in the MacBook (this SSD can perform sequential reads of 4000mbps).
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I have a macbook 4,1 2.4 ghz Intel core 2 duo 800 MHZ bus speed with 2 gb ram. Will this ram work for my computer?
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It is mac compatible, yes. However, it is not optimized for macs. The unit comes with two USB connectors for your mac, which connects it to the drive. Even with both connectors plugged in, some macs will disconnect from the drive while you work. As you can imagine, this is absurdly annoying, but is not a problem unique to this particular drive. A lot of macs have the same problem with USB 3 bus powered drives. The speed difference isn't even that noticeable from usb 2.0, so if you can find one, just get a USB 2 drive and save yourself some grief.
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I'm far from being an expert on Apple devices (I bought this for a friend) but for what I can see on the Apple web site, 2008 MacBook requires DDR2 and these are DDR3 which makes it non-compatible with your device. Sorry to give you bad news. These is what I think might work for you: Komputerbay MACMEMORY Apple 4GB (single 4GB stick) PC2-5300 667MHz DDR2 SODIMM iMac and Macbook MemoryI think 4GB is the maximum for a 2008 MacBook but as stated I'm not MacBook owner so I'm not 100% sure. Good luck!
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Hey Nelson, i'm not sure, i installed this drive into my late 2007 Intel Macbook Pro 15" 2.4/2.2GHz and it worked like a charm. :) i would research your computer model on google and what cd drives it is compatible with. sorry i wasnt more help!