Apple’s Fusion Drive details Posted on Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012 at 4:26 pm. PT Written by Jim Dalrymple Dave Hamilton explains some of the details about Apple’s new Fusion Drive. 4 thoughts on “Apple’s Fusion Drive details” The 21,5″ iMac can indeed be configured with the Fusion Drive. However, not the 2,5GHz model, only the more expensive 2,9GHz model. (Posting comments on Macobserver isn’t working, hence me posting it here instead.) This was the most exciting thing I saw announced today. Maybe because the rest was expected, and the fusion drive really hits a sweet spot for me. So, when can I have one in a Retina 13″ MacBook Air???? I wonder if Power Nap will work with a Fusion drive? reinharden I will wait for real life experiences in reviews before deciding on if this is a viable technology. Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ
The 21,5″ iMac can indeed be configured with the Fusion Drive. However, not the 2,5GHz model, only the more expensive 2,9GHz model. (Posting comments on Macobserver isn’t working, hence me posting it here instead.)
This was the most exciting thing I saw announced today. Maybe because the rest was expected, and the fusion drive really hits a sweet spot for me. So, when can I have one in a Retina 13″ MacBook Air????
The 21,5″ iMac can indeed be configured with the Fusion Drive. However, not the 2,5GHz model, only the more expensive 2,9GHz model.
(Posting comments on Macobserver isn’t working, hence me posting it here instead.)
This was the most exciting thing I saw announced today. Maybe because the rest was expected, and the fusion drive really hits a sweet spot for me.
So, when can I have one in a Retina 13″ MacBook Air????
I wonder if Power Nap will work with a Fusion drive?
reinharden
I will wait for real life experiences in reviews before deciding on if this is a viable technology.