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Any*mods*for*a*MacBook?
- Thread starter AMDluvr
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- Jun 11, 2009
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- Surrey, England
What's with the stars?
Also a case mod? You could paint it black and put an awesome decal on the back.
Also a case mod? You could paint it black and put an awesome decal on the back.
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- Jun 11, 2009
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- Surrey, England
The asterisks are kinda annoying =P
As far as I know as soon as you change the hardware on a Mac the computer just stops working. Certainly with the old macs that I've tested this with just didn't work after installing new hardware of any kind (including the basic stuff like RAM)
As far as I know as soon as you change the hardware on a Mac the computer just stops working. Certainly with the old macs that I've tested this with just didn't work after installing new hardware of any kind (including the basic stuff like RAM)
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Yeah*I*can,*I*pull*a*switch*and*the*door*pops*off.
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- Brandon Mississippi
Lol, i'd look into getting that fixed first 
And it's a Mac... the only things you can do is add RAM and a faster Hard drive (aka an SSD)
Hence why most of us use PCs for gaming...
And it's a Mac... the only things you can do is add RAM and a faster Hard drive (aka an SSD)
Hence why most of us use PCs for gaming...
What are you trying to do? The Airport card is a Mini PCIe slot. You could add something there and use a USB dongle for wireless.
The 13" MacBook is just like most laptops out there hardware wise. Name brand laptops tend to not offer a lot of expandability and tweakability. Most of the laptops out there with MXM slots and multiple PCIe slots tend to be pretty stout to begin with. If you want to do a lot of tweaking you'll need to get a bare laptop and build it from the ground up.
Another option would be hiding USB devices internally like what has been done on the EeePC forums.
The 13" MacBook is just like most laptops out there hardware wise. Name brand laptops tend to not offer a lot of expandability and tweakability. Most of the laptops out there with MXM slots and multiple PCIe slots tend to be pretty stout to begin with. If you want to do a lot of tweaking you'll need to get a bare laptop and build it from the ground up.
Another option would be hiding USB devices internally like what has been done on the EeePC forums.
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lol looks like your asterix key is swapped with space bar
