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I don't believe you can - it's all soldered on. Like the new Macbook Pros, it's designed to be impossible to upgrade.
by camperman 10y ago
I don't believe you can - it's all soldered on. Like the new Macbook Pros, it's designed to be impossible to upgrade.
- DCKing 10y agoThis is not as true for the Mac Mini, not even the latest generation. Although not plug and play, the hard drive in these machines are serviceable with a basic kit you can buy off eBay and clear instructions from iFixit. The Mac Mini referred to in this post moreover is 'over six years old', making them a little easier to service.