Yes, yes & yes. The parts basically snap into place and plug in with
about the complexity of a home stereo. A few places on the net that
sell otherwise generic computer memory and hard drives with a Mac
user centric support focus are :
macsales.com
www.transintl.com
www.ifixit.com
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At 4:49 PM -0400 7/20/07, Paula Minor wrote:
Paula Minor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: MacPro question
I'm considering replacing my iMac with a MacPro. I've found that I
can get more RAM for less thru Crucial. The harddrive prices for
the empty bays from Apple seem awfully high priced. Can I get "off
the shelf" internal harddrives to put in it and is it hard to set
up so the computer finds them? I've never replaced a hard drive
myself.
Thanks
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E. Riley Casey
Silver Spring MD
301-608-2180 ph
301-608-0789 fx
301-440-2923 shoe phone
Entertainment Sound Production ( http://www.ESPsound.com )
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