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Toshiba 1.8" 30GB 4200 rpm ATA-100 Hard Drive $28 at MidnightBox.com| Staples Seagate 1TB Expansion External Hard Drive $70 ![]() Discuss (13) |
Newegg OCZ Vertex Series 2.5" 30GB SATA II SSD $100 ![]() Discuss (12) |
Newegg Seagate Expansion 2TB USB 2.0 Portable Hard Drive $150 ![]() Discuss (3) |
Newegg Western Digital Caviar Black 750GB 32MB Cache HDD $60 ![]() Discuss (3) |
#1
Oio - Posted 12:19 am PDT 06/13/09 (1361 Posts)
#2
MisterE - Posted 12:57 am PDT 06/13/09 (494 Posts)
#1, do you know if the data interface on these drives is the same as a 2.5" laptop ATA hard drive?
#3
darktideryezing - Posted 4:48 am PDT 06/13/09 (635 Posts)
#4
schmoe90 - Posted 7:39 am PDT 06/13/09 (677 Posts)
#5
juan213 - Posted 8:12 am PDT 06/13/09 (97 Posts)
Direct replacement drive? Show me how
#6
angrymutt88 - Posted 9:36 am PDT 06/13/09 (386 Posts)
#5 Simple
1. Unplug old drive
2. Plug in new refurb drive
Let me know if that was too fast for you.
1. Unplug old drive
2. Plug in new refurb drive
Let me know if that was too fast for you.
#7
shiboe - Posted 9:52 am PDT 06/13/09 (89 Posts)
#6 too fast.
#8
Frederico - Posted 12:09 pm PDT 06/13/09 (530 Posts)
Rather than this guranteed-to-fail piece of crap, you could get yourself a CompactFlash to IDE adapter from DealExtreme ($5) and get yourself a 32GB CF card ($60). More expensive but so much better.
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=210728700&listingid=39974098&dcaid=17902
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=210728700&listingid=39974098&dcaid=17902
#9
rdr202 - Posted 1:23 pm PDT 06/13/09 (234 Posts)
#10
danpi - Posted 3:19 pm PDT 06/13/09 (1133 Posts)
Oink
#11
nedflanders - Posted 3:46 pm PDT 06/13/09 (193 Posts)
#12
theSCgosu - Posted 4:10 pm PDT 06/13/09 (535 Posts)
#13
masochrist - Posted 4:29 pm PDT 06/13/09 (351 Posts)
#12, didn't you ever hear of duct tape?
#14
Frederico - Posted 7:52 pm PDT 06/13/09 (530 Posts)
#15
Kyser_Soze - Posted 7:25 am PDT 06/14/09 (429 Posts)
#16
nix - Posted 11:48 am PDT 06/15/09 (471 Posts)
There are better options out there if you browse the ipod user and hacker sites. If you're replacing a hard drive on one of these for any of various reasons, then a refurb replacement is likely not in your best interest.







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