Apple killed the disk drive, but it’s for your own good

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By Christian ZibregOct 28, 2012, 7:39 am1.9k ptsTrendingInterestingTop
Apple is no stranger to abandoning features it thinks are heading for the graveyard of technology. I guess you could say the company invented it. The new iMac without a built-in optical drive is the perfect epitome of such forward-thinking that, however, isn’t without its pitfalls. With the revamped all-in-one…

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