Will this work with my Late 2008 Macbook Pro 15 inch? null

most assuredly its a SATA connector drive. 5400 rpm consideration. make sure use it often so that the SSD aspect can learn what programs/software needs to be your fastest.

According to Apple's website 15-inch MacBook Pro: 200GB or 250GB 5400-rpm Serial ATA hard drive; optional 200GB 7200-rpm drive3 The key here is Serial ATA connection a.k.a. SATA Yes this will work in a 2008 Macbook Pro

Yes, this is a great improvement to any Macbook or MBP

It should. It took about 1/2 hour to install, first time on a macbook pro

I installed it on a early 2007 17 inch macbook pro with yosmite on it. Worked like a charm.

Yes, it should work without any issues.

As long as you have a SATA internal connection it will work. Im pretty sure the yr of your MAC is post the hardware changeover date to support SATA2.

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most assuredly its a SATA connector drive. 5400 rpm consideration. make sure use it often so that the SSD aspect can learn what programs/software needs to be your fastest.
Answered by greyresearcher 10 years ago
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According to Apple's website 15-inch MacBook Pro: 200GB or 250GB 5400-rpm Serial ATA hard drive; optional 200GB 7200-rpm drive3 The key here is Serial ATA connection a.k.a. SATA Yes this will work in a 2008 Macbook Pro
Answered by Bugsy 10 years ago
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Yes, this is a great improvement to any Macbook or MBP
Answered by Garford 9 years ago
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It should. It took about 1/2 hour to install, first time on a macbook pro
Answered by Bill 9 years ago
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I installed it on a early 2007 17 inch macbook pro with yosmite on it. Worked like a charm.
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Yes, it should work without any issues.
Answered by Matt 10 years ago
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Yes.
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Answered by Theshadoz 10 years ago
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As long as you have a SATA internal connection it will work. Im pretty sure the yr of your MAC is post the hardware changeover date to support SATA2.
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Yes
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