Will it work with a new MacBook Pro?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822116084
Thanks
Frank
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TheCarLessDriven Notebook Enthusiast
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The interface is Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) and not SATA or IDE so I assume it won't work...
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TheCarLessDriven Notebook Enthusiast
Actually it is SATA, Its a SCSI interface that uses SATA connectors. Hence the name SAS Drives (Serial Attached SCSI) serial is the Sata interface. (Serial ATA drives i.e. SATA)
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Its 15mm tall so it wont physically fit since most laptops can only take up to a 9.5mm(height) hdd.
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TheCarLessDriven Notebook Enthusiast
Ah damn. I figured size wasn't gonna be the problem. That sucks.
Is the 73gb version smaller?? -
I hope you realize that we have gone over this subject many times.
ALL 10k+ rpm 2.5" drives are NOT for notebooks.
They were designed and sold for slimline servers/workstations. Thats it. -
that thing will burn your lap alive.
Fijutsu 10,000RPM Notebook HDD...
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by TheCarLessDriven, Jun 16, 2008.