I really hope you don't have to pay $1,300 to get a 768GB drive in your system. I ran into a situation a couple years ago when the 320GB drive in my MBP was run

I really hope you don't have to pay $1,300 to get a 768GB drive in your system. I ran into a situation a couple years ago when the 320GB drive in my MBP was running out of space. I didn't want to buy a whole new system, so I ordered a 640GB drive online, took it to a local certified Apple repair shop, and let them put the drive in. The cost of the work? $100. This was before the unibody models, but I'm sure the process will be the same for the new systems. Oh, and the best part of going to an Apple repair shop was that my warranty remained intact. I never had any issues getting the Apple Store to work on my laptop after the hard drive was replaced. If Apple prevents people from doing this with the new hardware, then this will be a disappointment. I haven't kept up with the specifics of their new laptops--I know that the RAM is soldered in, but I hope the hard drive will be replaceable.