Published 6/23/2009
at The Register
3gig is the magic number Remember the MacBook SATA degrade , meaning affected MacBooks could only operate SATA at 1.5Gbit/s, potentially slowing down SSD MacBook Pros? It's been fixed in a somewhat grudging manner by Apple.…
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