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Surprisingly, Apple doesn't even offer SSD or their "Fusion Drives" in store. I was at an Apple store last week trying to buy an iMac with a 256 GB SSD and had
by grimmfang 12y ago
Surprisingly, Apple doesn't even offer SSD or their "Fusion Drives" in store. I was at an Apple store last week trying to buy an iMac with a 256 GB SSD and had to have them order one for me.
It is worth going to the store though, they gave me a fair discount for buying it as a business.
- egypturnash 12y agoHuh. I only get laptops for myself; looking at the online store there's all of one stock Macbook Pro config that offers a HD instead of SSD. Even the default config of the Mac Pro is SSD. All the default iMacs and Minis are HD, though. We're not in the "SSD only" world yet by any means but there's a definite change from just a few years ago.