“Apple has sneaked in several small, but significant, announcements overnight,” Jonny Evans reports for Macworld UK.
“The company has confirmed it is now offering a 750GB drive as a build-to-order option [US$399] with the new 24-inch Intel iMac,” Evans reports.
Evans reports, “These large drives are also available to customers buying a Mac Pro, meaning that computer can now be acquired with a massive 3TB of storage pre-installed. The first 750GB drive – which replaces the standard drive shipped in these machines – costs [$399], while subsequent 750GB drives (which fill empty slots) cost [$599] each.”
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