Instruction: Given a question and the related document, and generate the answer to the question based on the information provided in the document.

Input:
Question: Can the SSD be replaced on this model? I need at least 256
Document: I've already had at least 3 blue screens of death. Equally annoying is that the 128GB SSD that is almost full from Windows, synced cloud storage, and normal program installs despite storing my photos & music on an external drive. I've purchased a 128GB SD card but it cannot be included in the Windows library locations so saving files is more time consuming than it should be.
Windows 8 makes a laptop look and act like a tablet. Unfortunately for this model of Series 9, there is no touchscreen. That means all that tablet functionality Windows 8 was supposed to give it are completely lost. And on a broader note, The thought of making a laptop more like a tablet goes against what a laptop is. A computer is more powerful than a tablet and should have more functionality. If you are going to choose a platform to standardize to, at least choose the stronger one.
If you want one of the most portable computational devices available this is an excellent choice to consider, however if you need a bit more power than I have described consider a bit larger/heavier device as you won't really notice a couple pounds or inches added to the machine but will definitely regret not getting the necessary dedicated graphics performance or the higher power processor. Instead consider purchasing a SSD alongside the new computer as hard disk performance will drastically improve your computers overall performance (Hybrid drives are meh).
The arrow was jumping around the whole screen itself several times. So, I had to return to to Amazon. Overall, I cant judge whether this model is good or not from my bad luck. But i will never try to buy a used laptop.
Also the SSD is a miniSSD in the 13" so you can't just pop in a 2.5" SSD. The formatted 128MB HD arrives with only about 90GB of space left. (Yikes).
The BIOS (actually UEFI) doesn't play well with Ubuntu, but does basically work after some tweakingFinally, while I understand that some sacrifices have to be made to get such a streamlined design, I really wish it was just a little easier to access the RAM / hard drive / WiFi card / battery. At least they ARE accessible though (I think), unlike some its glued-together counterparts that shan't be named :)
It looks cool, but I dont think it durable.the Enter button is a bit tend one side. so I took it off. and almost cant get it back.The best thing that made me bought this laptop is the price.I got the best deal that very very much cheaper from here. (I mean much cheaper than $900 and same model)I really love it and proud to take it everywhere.
i may say, I like this series of computer from samsung. They are very slim, light & fast. I like the material very much. Very nice feeling when you touch it. The features of this model is not bad, except the screen color resolution. its even a lot worse than the cheap levono edge 13 I brought  3 years ago. Well, I think it might because i bought a used one which originally has some defects.
I work from home and am a bit of a computer junkie. I found my husband online, a former house, and our puppy. I use the computer at least 10 hours a day every day. This is by far the best computer I have ever had. The screen is gorgeous. Even my father said it looks &#34;better than HDTV.&#34; Reading even small type on it is a joy because of the clarity. Video is awesome.
For $895 brand new and no tax, this is one hell of a steal. There are a few things about this ultrabook that bother me, but overall I'm very satisfied.This ultrabook is no doubt very stylish and well-built. It's arguably the best-looking laptop that exists today. It's just so thin, light, and fast.The screen is very bright with excellent color reproduction and viewing angles. Gotta love the matte finish and perfect 1600x900 resolution.Super fast SSD and boot times.
Answer: Yes, I had it replaced with this SSD: "Crucial m4 256GB mSATA Internal Solid State Drive CT256M4SSD3"But remember to use the original screws as the Crucial supplied screws have too large heads to fit with the bottom plate mounted again.And if you are to replace the SSD then you probably want to create a recovery USB image before you remove the original SSD.You can create the recovery USB image by using the Samsung supplied recovery software in Windows that comes preinstalled on the machine. It will require a 16GB USB memory stick and it will destroy all content on the stick.After that all you have to do is to remove the bottom plate, unscrew the original SSD and remove it, then install the new SSD, it can be tricky to get into place, you might want to carefully remove the small circuitboards that partially cover the SSD location, just pull them straight out, don't forget to reinstall them after the new SSD has been put into place.After this you need to start up with the recovery USB stick plugged in, this will start the recovery software which will restore both the recovery partition and the Windows operating system complete with all drivers and other preinstalled programs.When I did this I ran into a somewhat unexpected problem, after booting the USB recovery stick it simply just gave an error message that it can only install onto a device with a GPT partition table (or maybe it said that it can't install onto a device with an MBR partition table).In order to solve this I booted a Linux system and changed the partition table type of the newly installed SSD to GPT (the new SSD apparently came with an MBR-style partition table by default).After having changed the partition type to GPT I booted the USB recovery stick again and this time it was happier and started to restore everything to the new SSD.(In order to be able to boot Linux you need to disable secure boot in the BIOS setup, and possibly also change the boot mode to MBR, don't forget to change these settings back to the previous setting before attempting to boot the USB recovery stick)It takes a fairly long time for it to complete the recovery, sometimes I thought it had hung but it continued after a while.