How to Add Storage Space to Macbook Without Changing the Harddrive

We will be using the computer's SD card port.

All MacBooks

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   Follow the instructions on Apple.com: How to identify MacBook models or Follow these steps below.
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   Choose About This Mac from the Apple () menu in the upper-left corner of your screen and click "About this Mac".
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   On the screen that pops up, click "More Info".
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   Find the "Computer Model" and "Manufacture Year". This is a "MacBook Air". That was Manufactured in "Early 2011" Alternatively, an advanced user can use the identifier listed in the Hardware Overview under the Hardware section.
5. Different Size models offered by TarDisk.com
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   Purchase the appropriate Storage Expansion module based on the macbook identifier. According to the manufacturer, TarDisk.com , this computer would need the adapter model listed third from the right.

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   Decide how much storage space you need and find the associated microSD card. MicroSD cards can be purchased in 32, 64 and 128gb sizes for about $20, $40 and $120 respectively.
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   Any microSD card that is rated class UHS1 speeds or higher will be fast enough for most needs (it is capable of easily watching HD video). See comparison chart below to suit your needs.

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   Insert the microSD card into the expansion module case (the Mini Drive or TarDisk). Make sure that you insert it with the pins facing the correct side.
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   Simply insert a Storage Expansion Card into the SD card reader slot on the side of your MacBook to instantly boost your storage capacity. With a 128GB  card, you can store up to 62,000 photos, 32,000 songs or 1920 min. of Full HD video.
   
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   To remove the storage expansion model, just pull it out. For the TarDisk Brand modules, all you need is a finger nail (or credit card) to remove the unit. For the MiniDrive brand modules, you need to purchase a special tool or wire to hook and remove the card. All brands function in a similar way.
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   That is it, you are done! The model above with aluminum face plate is from TarDisk.com, however less aesthetically pleasing plastic versions can also be found online.
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