Any recommendation for external dvd driv (firewire)?
Something not too expensive?
My super drive kaput long time ago, and i wanna upgrade to 10.6 now...

i hav a mb white 2008 n would like to upgrade my current 80gb to a wd 320gb
is it possibly working with any hdd?

most notebook HDD should work just fine. pls search the MB / MBP owners' thread for more info.

just ensure it is formated in 'mac compatible' file system

@iZuDeeN don't even need that. when you restore your Mac OS, it'll be done

Guys.. I plan to purchase these ram : Corsair CM3X8GSDKIT1066 2x4GB...
The price I got offered for the rams are RM680...
Is the price reasonable and is it compatible with Mac?

the price is correct. should be compatible. im using corsair now but 2x2gb

There are some reviews says that it is not compatible...
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=12586864
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?t...art=15&tstart=0

Any idea where can I find Kingston KTA ram? and how much would they cost?

guys, any one have experience to work on iMac G4?
i bought random USB Bluetooth dongle from ebay, plug in it, it detects it but i cant call up setting menu.

NEED serious HELP here

HI Guys,

Besides machines, are they any other reliable shops I can go to upgrade my RAM & HDD on my Mac Book Pro?

I am sure pricing other than Machines would be much cheaper....

Thanks for the assistance.

VRTech will charge you around RM50 to replace RAM & HDD .. just bring your own RAM module and HDD .. call them first and make an appointment.

I'm using a I7 Imac.
My current ram is 4gb. I'm thinking of upgrading it to 8gb or more.
I usually use it for architecture design. I'm a total noob, therefore I need someone that can install the ram for me.

Is there a good shop in LY that can do that for me? Or do you think it's more worth it to let Machine handles it.



This post has been edited by the_aki: Dec 12 2010, 02:09 AM

@the_aki
1. you missed out an important step.
go check the sofware you use, does it support > 4 GB RAM. if it doesn't, you'll have additional RAM that's just sitting there doing nothing.

2. if your Mac is under warranty, do remember that the additional RAM has separate warranty. If you buy from shop in LY... get them to install it & test. there's no guarantee that it will work fine.
buying from Machines or any other Apple Premium Reseller will have a 'it just works' guarantee

Hi. I wasn't sure which thread I was supposed to ask this question in, so apologies if this shouldn't be asked here. I'm thinking of creating a separate bootable copy of Mac and Windows in a USB flash drive. Any recommendations for the best type of USB (what brand?), most suitably available in KL? Of course, it would be great if someone could direct me to the right place to purchase it.

Also, to reiterate ed0gawa's question, I'm also looking for an external dvd drive for my mbp and wanted to consult the pros - you guys XD, on that matter. Any low-priced, portable dvd players around?

Thank you so much for the valueable infos:)!!!!
I'm usually using Vectorworks, Autocad, sketch up,photoshop, rendering softwares and occasional video softwares. I think it supports > 4gb ram :/

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.

i saw the ram 4gb notebook sold for 200 below..

ddr3 sodimm? even a 2x2gb kit is more than rm200 oh

i got a brochure 4gb ram ddr3...rm190 not sure what's the different.

oic, maybe the price just went down. that's good news