In case you were curious, here’s what the new 27″ iMacs look like on the inside. This unfortunate development continues Apple’s proclivity toward making the iMac’s inner workings less “accessible” than they could (or some may say “should”) be. The appropriate mounting bracket and connector cables are nowhere to be found on the non-SSD models. The bad news is that, unless your Mid 2010 iMac originally came with an Apple SSD, there’s no graceful way to install an OWC one. The good news is that the SSD bay available in the new iMacs holds a standard 2.5″ form factor drive, which means you can install a high-performance OWC Mercury Extreme SSD for the speed advantage over Apple’s SSDs.
Well, we have good news and bad news for you.
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