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Detailed look at Apple's Fusion Drive
November 12th 2012

Apple's Fusion Drive is a part of Mac OS X that allows the binding of a smaller SSD with a larger HDD. The result is a storage solution providing SSD speeds when you need it most and HDD storage for all your data.

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IGM Specials

Mercury Extreme SSD
120GB - $125
240GB - $230
480GB - $488
960GB - $1100

iMac RAM (2012)
8GB Kit - $62
16GB Kit - $130
32GB Kit - $248

External Storage
500 GB - $105
1 TB RAID - $220
Mobile RAID = $188

Power2U AC/USB Wall Outlet - $15

Mac Pro Air Filter - $25