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Hm, the idea sounds new, but really isn’t. Dell and IBM/Lenovo have been offering hard-drives that fit into their respective optical drive bays for years, I actually used to own one and really liked it, since you usually don’t need your optical drive all the time and then just stick it in whenever you need it (yes, which means you are carrying it around all the time in your ginormous laptop bag which also holds that clunky adapter for 26 country power plugs, and your second and third replacement battery (in case one blows up))..
I didn’t know that this was possible.
I have 80 GB. It’s enough for me. If I need more I will get an external.
I’d like that with a 32GB SSD replacement of the original hard drive and a 32GB SSD replacement of the optical drive. Now add ZFS wih boot support and you’ll have one superfast Macbook :) I’ll take speed over gigabytes every time. Storage is external anyway.
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80GB is enough!!! Whatever! 80 Gigs just cover my music files. What about my video files, Flash Animation, and art work? Anything less then 160GB is a joke.
That is a great tip.
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Anything below a terrabyte sucks in my eyeys but what it has resulted in is that ive got a 350 gig in my macbook and on my server ive got 4 terabyts for my “storage” but can get it any where. music, games, work files ect.