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Now that we've covered the basic upgrades for the new 2009 Macs, its time to get back to showing you how to upgrade an older machine so you can still enjoy using an older Mac while it while you save up your pennies (or, as Microsoft would have you believe, sell a kidney or your first-born) for a new one....
Our versatile and fearless leader Larry O'Connor has posted an informative article in our Quick Tips area, titled "Make your Current Mac feel like it's a New Mac again!" This concise article links to helpful tidbits on how you can...
A couple of weeks ago, we showed you how to add a PCIe card to the Early '09 Mac Pro. that's cool and all, but what if all you need is a simple eSATA port? Sure, there's some darn good...
This week's instructional video shows you how to add a second optical drive to the 2009 Mac Pro. It's a real simple process, requiring only a small screwdriver and a paper clip. This is a useful upgrade, especially if you...
The Mac Pro has the one thing that's not available on any other Mac: the ability to drop in an expansion card that allows your Mac to utilize other hardware. Jonesing for some good, old-fashioned FireWire 400 connectivity, so you...
Eventually, you're going to want or need to upgrade to a new computer. Between software requirements increasing and/or damage or malfunctions, a new computer is eventually going to be something you need to consider. When you get a new Mac,...
