Mac, PC solid state drives aren’t compatible

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  1. Beta
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    Windows 7 Pro x64 SP1 and Mac OS X 10.8.3
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    This while thing is not true. You can buy a mac book air ssd drive and use it on a pc. I t is very expensive to do this but it can be done.
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  3. FuturDreamz
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    Beta said:
    This while thing is not true. You can buy a mac book air ssd drive and use it on a pc. I t is very expensive to do this but it can be done.
    But that's a mSATA (or is it mPCI?), which is a completely different beast.
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  4. Beta
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    Aw, I miss under stood the article then...
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