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Dell Business has the HITACHI Deskstar HD32000 IDK/7K 2TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive for $145 - $30 rebate [Exp 11/30] = $115 with free shipping. Has a rotation speed of 7200RPM, 32MB buffer, 8.2ms average seek time, and uses a 5 platter design. [Compare]
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Sweet! N 4 1.
F REBATES! i remember when dell was offering 1.5TB drives for $83 without rebates.
They may run hot and noisy and a little slower than other 7200's but my hitachis never fail.
Thanks for info. #3.
In 4 1. So tempting, right?
The latest generation of Hitachi drives raised the alarm for an extremely high failure rate, 10 times that of competitors. Seagate used to be the quality leader, but their drives are not what they used to be. Apparently the most reliable drives right now are made by WD.
Then again, considering all brands have a significant risk of failure, a backup is a must for any model you choose, so you might as well go with the cheapest -- just buy two and do mirror backups.
And the rebate is a Visa prepaid card (with an expiration date). No thanks...
agree #5, i'd even buy two from different manufacturers in case there's a bad batch.
DANG!!! that is awesomeness deal.
This is insanely cheap. Props to Hitachi for driving down hard drive prices.
I need more money to waste.
I was going to cancel my order from last week ($145), but now dell has raised the price to $170 before the rebate.
The price is coming out to 139.99 for me???
Starting Price $199.99
Instant Savings $30.00
Mail in Rebate $30.00
Subtotal $139.99
Subtotal price includes mail in rebate. Please review Rebate Form for details.
Its no longer $145 before rebate
I have been searching to find this drive on Hitachi's website or any reviews of it. The ones that newegg has at around the same price ($140) (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822145276) are a different product number.
I'm trying to find real world stats for this particular drive, vs just Hitachi deskstar foo's, and can't seem to.
Its a bit frustrating!
Still can't beat my four 1.5TB drives I got from Dell for about $80 about a year ago... When 2TB drives are that low I'll stock up on some.
That is a great price, too bad its $140 AFTER REBATE!!!
so no deal huh? guess they realized there was a price error, or too much demand.
hitachi seem not bad for storage ?