Hello I have a 15" MacBook Pro Laptop model A1211 And I am very interested in upgrading my hard drive space on my macBook pro laptop and I have a ATA format is SATA Internal Hard drive the same thing when you formatted the Internal Hard drive on my macbook pro do anybody have any advice thanks again Jewell Bunch III
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reply by
matthewfrey
ATA and Serial ATA are not formats, its a type of drive, ATA drives, or Parallel ATA as we call them now are those hold drives with the pins sticking out.. Serial ATA drives replaced these a good many years ago. Serial ATA has a different interface all together.. an ATA will not work in your Macbook Pro.. you need a SATA drive.

reply by
photobyjewell
thanks for the information how do I know which is the biggest internal hard drive i can buy for my macbook pro laptop model A1211 you know if i can go any were can they can transfer all of my information from my old internal hard drive to my new internal hard drive you know if greek squad at bestbuy do it i know you have to pay for it you do you know if they can transfer all of the information too to your new one thanks for the information

reply by
photobyjewell
DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS THE BIGGEST INTERNAL HARD DRIVE I CAN BUY FOR MY MACBOOK PRO MODEL A1211

reply by
innercitymobile
I read through the repair notes they say that the biggest Hard Drive you can install in a Macbook Pro is a 500 Gig.

reply by
photobyjewell
Quote from innercitymobile:
I read through the repair notes they say that the biggest Hard Drive you can install in a Macbook Pro is a 500 Gig.
thanks for the information i have another question to ask you about MacBook pro A1211 Laptop
My laptop saids the following
Format : Mac OS Exteneded (Journaled)
Interface Serial ATA
CAPACITY" 111.47 GB
Available:75.04 GB
Used : 36.43 GB
File Count: 515,593
My qestion is what does this all mean is the Serial ATA is the Internal hard drive and the format it write it self on is Mac OS Exteneded ( Journaled ) Cam you help me figure this out thanks again from Jewell Bunch III

reply by
photobyjewell
Quote from innercitymobile:
I read through the repair notes they say that the biggest Hard Drive you can install in a Macbook Pro is a 500 Gig.
thanks for the information so it does not matter if it is a ATA OR SATA FORMAT INTERNAL HARD DRIVE