It’s Friday, and that means we’ve got another Instructional video for you! As you might expect, this week we’re installing a new hard drive in a the mid-2009 revision of the 15” MacBook Pro.
Upgrading the hard drive in your MacBook Pro not only allows you to store more files, but it also can improve performance if you’re upgrading from a 5400 RPM drive to a 7200 RPM drive.
As usual, you can find the new video both in our Tech Center and on our YouTube Channel.
Next week, by popular demand, we’ll be starting a series on installing drives in our external enclosures. While it’s common knowledge that our enclosures are made of high-quality components and materials, we also believe that “quality” also includes giving you complete, easy-to-follow instructions on how to assemble and use them.
Stay tuned; as each one becomes available, we’ll announce them here.
It’s the end of another week, and you know what that means: another OWC Instructional Video!
Now that we’ve covered the basic upgrades for the new 2009 Macs, its time to get back to showing you how to upgrade an older machine so you can still enjoy using an older Mac while it while you save up your pennies (or, as Microsoft would have you believe, sell a kidney or your first-born) for a new one.
