Because of how often Apple makes slight changes to force you to buy new hardware you don't need I say no.It might work, but it isn't likely.
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Because of how often Apple makes slight changes to force you to buy new hardware you don't need I have my doubts, but there have also been many cases it worked.
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I'd say wait for the parts to come out and then compare the connections and see. If they are, it might. However, even if they are then you may have incompatibilities. So it may not work, even if physically possible. You have to try it to see.
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Wait for the parts to come out and then compare the connections and see. If they are, it likely will but keep the old one around just in case. There may also be issues with some old versions of MacOS, so you may need to upgrade the OS to the OS the new ones come with for it to work right.
Because of how often Apple makes slight changes to force you to buy new hardware you don't need, I doubt it, but it might be possible if Apple keeping some things the same in refreshed Macs is still true in the post Jobs era
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Because of how often Apple makes slight changes to force you to buy new hardware you don't need I say no. It might work, but it isn't likely.
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I'd say wait 6-8 months for the parts to come out(if that timeframe is true anymore with the post Jobs era), and then compare the connections and see
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I'd say wait for the parts to come out and then compare the connections and see. If they are, it might. However, even if they are then you may have incompatibilities. So it may not work, even if physically possible. You have to try it to see.
Because of how often Apple makes slight changes to force you to buy new hardware you don't need, I doubt it, but it might be possible if Apple keeping some things the same in refreshed Macs is still true in the post Jobs era
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I'd say wait 6-8 months for the parts to come out(if that timeframe is true anymore with the post Jobs era), and then compare the connections and then see
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I'd say wait 6-8 months for the parts to come out(if that timeframe is true anymore with the post Jobs era), and then compare the connections and see
Because of how often Apple makes slight changes to force you to buy new hardware you don't need, I doubt it
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Because of how often Apple makes slight changes to force you to buy new hardware you don't need, I doubt it, but it might be possible if Apple keeping some things the same in refreshed Macs is still true in the post Jobs era
I'd say wait 6-8 months for the parts to come out(if that timeframe is true anymore with the post Jobs era), and then compare the connections and then see
Because of how often Apple makes slight changes to force you to buy new hardware you don't need, I doubt it
I'd say wait 6-8 months for the parts to come out(if that timeframe is true anymore with the post Jobs era), and then compare the connections and then see