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All great suggestions!<br />
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I need to upsize the SSD on my MacBook Air 5,2 (mid 2012). I've cloned a lot of Windows machines but never a Mac. <br />
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Presumably the Acronis True Image 2013 that I have won't work. Let me know if I'm wrong. 
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Assuming Acronis is not a viable option, what product should I use: Carbon Copy Cloner? Time Machine? Disk Utility native to OS X? <br />

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I need to upsize the SSD on my MacBook Air 5,2 (mid 2012). I've cloned a lot of Windows machines but never a Mac. 

Presumably the Acronis True Image 2013 that I have won't work. Let me know if I'm wrong. 
Assuming Acronis is not a viable option, what product should I use: Carbon Copy Cloner? Time Machine? Disk Utility native to OS X? 


Buying a replacement SSD for MacBook Air 5,2. Best disk cloning tool to get the job done?

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