You need to have a Mk3 7-40 onwards to have/install the Blu-Ray Drive.
It is cheaper to buy a stand alone player like a Panasonic ect as it costs a bit for a Dvd to Blu-ray up grade!
You need to have a Mk3 7-40 onwards to have/install the Blu-Ray Drive.
It is cheaper to buy a stand alone player like a Panasonic ect as it costs a bit for a Dvd to Blu-ray up grade!
and if it is a mk 2 is not possible mount blu ray ?
Without the "HD" screen, what's the point? Besides, doesn't the MKII only have a single DVI socket?
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