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Not on the MBP. It's a warranty voider as you have to take off the top plate/keyboard and then remove a bunch of other parts just to get to it. Looks like I could do it, but they would know if a 7200 rpm 200gb WD hdd was in my MBP
Apple will not install a new hard disk or any other hardware on your computer for you. If they did, I'd have a 250GB disk in my MBP right now. The only thing you can change out without voiding the warranty is the memory.
That's dumb. I think I'll wait until the end of April and do it myself.
Talk about not being customer oriented. If I ran a company that did customer services like apple, I'd jump on the chance to install a drive. Probably make $50-$100 on just labor.
That's dumb. I think I'll wait until the end of April and do it myself.
Talk about not being customer oriented. If I ran a company that did customer services like apple, I'd jump on the chance to install a drive. Probably make $50-$100 on just labor.
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