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OWC Upgrades Program For 2010 Apple iMac 27"
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Fri, December 10th, 2010
With 3TB HDD option
Other World Computing (OWC) announced that its Turnkey Upgrade Installation Program for the Mid 2010 Apple iMac 27" now offers iMac owners the option to upgrade the hard drive to a 3.0TB model - a 50% storage capacity increase over the 2.0TB factory option.
This new storage capacity option
joins existing upgrade program choices:
OWC Makes Upgrading iMac An Easy Four Step Process:
"As component innovations and market economies continue to evolve, we'll continue to expand this program's options to offer iMac users options for ever increasing capability behind the factory base," said Larry O'Connor, Founder and CEO, Other World Computing.
The Turnkey Upgrade Installation Program for the Mid 2010 Apple iMac 27" is available for ordering.
Three OWC SSDs Offer Extreme Performance
When three OWC Mercury Extreme Pro SSDs are user configured in RAID 0 array, the up to 770MB/s read/write speeds effectively turn an iMac into a true performance workstation that easily handles the most demanding data intensive needs.
To view the OWC Turnkey Upgrade Installation Program for the Mid 2010 Apple iMac 27" performance test benchmark results
This new storage capacity option
joins existing upgrade program choices:
- adding up to three OWC Mercury Extreme Pro SSDs for up to a total of 1.44TB capacity - up to 5.5X higher than the factory SSD option - ;
- adding the first offered eSATA port option for an iMac, and/or
- adding up to 16GB RAM with savings up to 81% versus factory options.
OWC Makes Upgrading iMac An Easy Four Step Process:
- Start by adding the only available eSATA port offered for the iMac for $169. OR, add an OWC Mercury Extreme Pro SSD up to 480GB in capacity from $319. The eSATA (External Serial ATA) port upgrade provides faster data backup and transfer rates up to 300MB/s…up to 3X faster than FireWire 800, the fastest factory stock interface.
- Choose additional OWC Mercury Pro SSDs for up to three total SSDs and up to 5.5X higher capacity (1.44TB total vs 256GB) than the factory SSD option while retaining use of the internal optical drive. OWC SSDs offer read/write speeds in excess of 270MB/s, up to 40% faster than the factory and many other currently available SSDs.
- Replace the stock HD with a High-Performance 2.0TB or 3.0TB hard drive while utilizing up to two OWC SSDs and/or eSATA port option.
- Add OWC RAM up to 16GB with kits providing 8GB total RAM starting from $75. OWC memory kits for the iMac are Lifetime Warranted and offer savings up to 81% compared to same size factory available upgrade options.
"As component innovations and market economies continue to evolve, we'll continue to expand this program's options to offer iMac users options for ever increasing capability behind the factory base," said Larry O'Connor, Founder and CEO, Other World Computing.
The Turnkey Upgrade Installation Program for the Mid 2010 Apple iMac 27" is available for ordering.
Three OWC SSDs Offer Extreme Performance
When three OWC Mercury Extreme Pro SSDs are user configured in RAID 0 array, the up to 770MB/s read/write speeds effectively turn an iMac into a true performance workstation that easily handles the most demanding data intensive needs.
To view the OWC Turnkey Upgrade Installation Program for the Mid 2010 Apple iMac 27" performance test benchmark results
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