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Model A1502 / 2.4, 2.6, or 2.8 GHz dual-core Intel processor / Released October 2013

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MacBook Pro 2013 SSD upgrade

Can I upgrade the 2013 13" MacBook Pro retina systems SSD?

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Sorry, not at this time.

Apple switched things again with their SSD's and now are using a PCIe interface Vs their proprietary interface. But, the new PCIe M2 Standard they are using has not been ratified yet. So many are waiting to see what happens in the standards group. If it does get ratified as is then you should have many choices. If on the other hand the standard is altered so Apples' current design is not compatible it will take awhile for other manufactures to step forward.

Bottom line here is your just to early for the ball game here. Be patient, good things come that wait ;-}

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One year and Counting. Are we stuck with the PCIe we got?

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What do mean? Both OWC & Transcent offers SSD upgrades today for many of the air & retina models.

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NOT the late 2013 models

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Chris my answer was generic for evalerde as it was not clear what model he was speaking about, you are correct the newer MacBook Pro's and airs still don't have a 3rd party option yet.

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OWC is now selling SSD upgrades for these MacBooks! http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/ssd/owc/m...

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Yes, we now have a 3rd party solution now!

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