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<blockquote data-quote="wyldes" data-source="post: 1245822" data-attributes="member: 199668"><p>Thanks very much, Geraint. This really helpful - and reassuring. Not heard of superduper for the changeover process so will look into it. One thing, what do you mean by "however, your current mbp shouldn't be bad as it is"? It's in excellent condition but quite old (bought Sep 2007), so am a bit out of touch with what's bad or good re specifications these days! Should I think of getting a new MBP after all, but with a solid state hard drive? I've discovered that the 80GB Intel X25-M drive was highly rated in 2009. Is that the one Apple has for its SSD MPBs? Can't find any later reviews.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wyldes, post: 1245822, member: 199668"] Thanks very much, Geraint. This really helpful - and reassuring. Not heard of superduper for the changeover process so will look into it. One thing, what do you mean by "however, your current mbp shouldn't be bad as it is"? It's in excellent condition but quite old (bought Sep 2007), so am a bit out of touch with what's bad or good re specifications these days! Should I think of getting a new MBP after all, but with a solid state hard drive? I've discovered that the 80GB Intel X25-M drive was highly rated in 2009. Is that the one Apple has for its SSD MPBs? Can't find any later reviews. [/QUOTE]
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