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30-05-08, 06:28 AM
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MacBooks Get SSDs (Unofficially)
 While it's possible to install standalone solid state hard drives into most any laptop, it's always nice to see services selling preconfigured packages. Right now a company named ExperCom is offering both MacBooks and MacBook Pros with SSDs installed out of the box. And their prices are actually pretty reasonable.While a new 15" Macbook Pro with 200GB hard drive will run you $2,000 from Apple, Expercom's version with a 120GB SSD will only cost $2649. That's only a $50 price premium over the drive's $600 pricepoint, so not nearly as bad as those beefed-up TiVos of yore. A 13" Macbook with 60GB SSD will cost $1649...meaning that SSD laptops with functional hard drives will soon be getting downright buyable. ExperCom will also transfer files off of existing systems you want to upgrade. That'll run you $599 (60GB) or $899 (120GB) for the full hardware and service. [ExperCom via TUAW] More... 
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