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I'm just rather curious. I want to buy a new hard drive (larger) for my MacBook Pro...and I really don't feel like 1 TB is enough. I mean, it is, and it isn't. I want room to expand. What's my best buying option for the maximum space I can get at this point? Does it cut off at 1 TB? And when should we see larger drives? Thanks! |
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I'm sure that they will have 1.5-2.0 TB drives soon. You can use a solid state thumb drive for storage and cache files. I think that 2+ TB flash drives are available on the internet from various shopping sights. |
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Hopefully that will be standard in 3 years or so b/c of SSD competition. |
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That article linked above is from months ago and lists the drives as being available Q2 and Q3 2010. Which, if they're referring to fiscal years, both are way over. (Q4 supposedly ended in September.) When are they supposed to come out? I've tried going to Toshiba's web site but it's more confusing to navigate than most sites I've ever gone to. I heard there was also a Western Digital 1.5TB drive coming too but so far have seen neither hide nor hair of them. SSD is way too expensive and way too low capacity to use, so we stick with HDD. I'm starting to lose faith that they'll ever come out. And 1TB just will not do. |
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My prediction is as follows: There will be 1.5TB and 2TB laptops during January 2012 at the earliest |

I guess my biggest deal (to add to it) is to get as much capacity as possible, but that would fit in my MacBook Pro (13").
I'll be doing some upgrades to it soon, although I just bought it just around two months ago now... I've outgrown it's environment.
Title is misleading.
Why is it misleading?