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2001 4K Finally
on December 28, 2018
Posted by: Indycinephile
from Indianapolis, IN
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One of my favorite sci-fi movies of all time. Kubrick at his best. The 4K restoration will dazzle you. Thanks for finally release this awesome classic. Release date was pushed back many, many times. But it was worth the wait.
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I would recommend this to a friend!
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Handle storage demands with this Western Digital SATA solid-state drive. Its 560MB/s read speed and 530MB/s write speed are suitable for intensive applications, and its 2.5-inch form factor fits most desktops and laptops. The solid-state drive has no moving parts, making the drive resistant to shock to protect your data. Includes the WD SSD Dashboard to keep track of the drive's status.
 

Hi, can the ssd replace the hd of iMac late 2013?

Yes. If you buy the SSD drive, you would have to format it to APFS format in order for the drive to be recognized. You would do that in the disk utility on your mac.
The drive is the same size as your hard drive inside the mac.
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