you think = bad answer. go check the website before buying...

its strange, you're willing to spend so much money without making sure that the thing you buy will work or not.

@stanleythornes contact wei @ www.maccores.com

actually, its so freaking simple... but I understand that you don't want to experiment with your own stuff

@ tarpaucase nope, not yet.

if you wanna start fresh, yeah, go buy the drive, swap the old one out, and install from the recovery CD.

@JohnnyBeGud not true. some new 2.5" are more than 9.5mm... so will not fit a MacBook / Pro.

@ forger
1. IINM, OWC doesn't have resellers. so please get it directly
2. last time I asked, they wanted RM900 to replace the drive, cos it was out of warranty. at that price i'd disable the drive n use an external USB drive

@ BRY7 of course MBA Superdrive doesn't work, its mentioned on the website that it only works with certain newer Macs.

I've used 3rd party drives... no problems so far, USB & FW both.

@ Neux Gabux sure ? I just got DDR2 for RM75 and that was only 2GB.

@ six footer nope, HDD is a user removable upgrade. just make sure not to scratch / damage anything when upgrading.

if you're worried about DIY, I'm sure some of us here don't mind doing it for you, just buy us dinner

@ BRY7 cos the KVR is not guaranteed to work 100%.
its like using low-end tyres on your car. if someone only drives from home to office and back, its fine. but if you're the kind of driver who has a need for speed, you sendiri mau jaga la

KTA vs Apple RAM should have no difference… KTA is Kingston RAM set to Apple specifications.

@izzi_guy did you do any testing, to verify? cos I used KVR on my iMac … no difference …