Western Digital has added a Firewire 800 interface to its Mac-oriented My Passport Studio external hard drive line, the better to appeal to buyers of Apple's new MacBook Pro. MacBook owners are, of course, stuck with slower USB 2.0 drives thanks to Apple's decision not to equip the consumer-oriented model with a Firewire port …

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Tuesday 4th November 2008 00:56 GMT Darling Petunia

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Does this mean that Steve was in error re: the end of Firewire?

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