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[* black] Two [product|IF145-014|T10 Torx] screws hold the hard drive in place.
[* black] Once they're removed, the hard drive easily pivots up and out of the system.
-[* icon_note] The 27" iMac ships with a 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA hard drive (or optional 2TB upgrade for an additional $250).
+[* icon_note] The 27" iMac ships with a 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA hard drive (Apple offers an optional 2TB upgrade for an additional $250).
+[* black] There isn't really room in here for a second drive, but you could certainly swap this one out yourself. You could hypothetically install an SSD, but this seems like such a good a media computer that it would be a shame to limit it to current SSD capacities.