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HELP!!!  Best/BIGGEST 2.5" Hard Drive?

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The Atom - 08 Jul 2006 14:11 GMT
HELP!!!  Best/BIGGEST 2.5" Hard Drive?

Looking for best 5400 RPM hard drive for my powerbook with biggest GB
capacity.

Recommendations???

TIA!!!
Gregory Weston - 08 Jul 2006 14:53 GMT
> HELP!!!  Best/BIGGEST 2.5" Hard Drive?
>
> Looking for best 5400 RPM hard drive for my powerbook with biggest GB
> capacity.
>
> Recommendations???

The largest 2.5" drives around, unless something's come out very
recently, is 120GB.

Here's a reliable vendor:

<http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/hard-drives/2.5-Notebook/>

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Mike Rosenberg - 08 Jul 2006 19:28 GMT
> The largest 2.5" drives around, unless something's come out very
> recently, is 120GB.

Both Hitachi and Seagate have 160GB 2.5" drives now.

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Gregory Weston - 09 Jul 2006 07:06 GMT
> > The largest 2.5" drives around, unless something's come out very
> > recently, is 120GB.
>
> Both Hitachi and Seagate have 160GB 2.5" drives now.

In ATA or only SATA? (No, wait. I can look. Just musing aloud...)

Ah, okay. I had found some >120 before, but only SATA so I neglected
them responding to the OP's PowerBook query. Should've looked harder.

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