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Hey, I have a dead MacBook Pro Late 2013 and I was thinking about removing the wireless card and the ssd to use it on another computer, but I didn’t find what connector they are, somebody can help me?
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The SSD is a custom drive made for Apple and uses their own connector. You’ll need to give us an idea on what system you are thinking of installing it into. Or, you can get a USB case to house the drive so you can use it as a portable high density SSD drive. As an example OWC Envoy Pro
As far as the Airport board, there is really no way to re-use it outside of a Mac system or a system which uses the same WiFi/Bluetooth board.
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I would like something like a adapter for normal PCIE or even sata
The only thing you can use is a PCIe card for a PC that supports the Apple PCIe/AHCI 2.0 x2 SSD's like this one OWC - PCIe SSD Expansion Card
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To answer your question, the AirPort card and the SSD would be the two parts I have included below. Those parts will be compatible with the Mac you have chosen to be the device that you have a question on.
MacBook Pro 13" and 15" Retina (Late 2013-Mid 2014) Airport/Bluetooth Board
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I already have those, I want to know what connections they use, so I can get adapters to work on another computers, got it?
Aha, ok. @mayer Any ideas? Is it a form of SATA?
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