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Posted at 3:40 PM on Thursday 02/1/07 by
Ben
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NewEgg.com has the Seagate ST3500641AS 500GB 7200RPM 16MB Buffer SATA Hard Drive for $150 + $0 shipping = $150 shipped. Covered by Seagate's signature 5-year warranty.
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    nick007_Sucks - Posted 3:48 pm PST 02/1/07 (240 Posts)  Report Spam

    The Maxtor was a better deal. Not only was it $10 cheaper, but more importantly, it was an enterprise drive - built to last longer.

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    ehsieh - Posted 4:25 pm PST 02/1/07 (56 Posts)  Report Spam

    This one is better:

    http://bensbargains.net/deal/19071/0

    Buffalo 500GB SATA USB 2.0 Hard Drive $150 at Frys.com

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    alche - Posted 4:54 pm PST 02/1/07 (47 Posts)  Report Spam

    and how on the earth you compare the external hard drive with an internal one?

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    ehsieh - Posted 5:08 pm PST 02/1/07 (56 Posts)  Report Spam

    Because you get an internal HD AND a FREE external HD enclosure.

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    kbalona - Posted 5:19 pm PST 02/1/07 (78 Posts)  Report Spam

    ehsieh wrote:
    Because you get an internal HD AND a FREE external HD enclosure.


    hmmm

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    hdd871 - Posted 6:12 pm PST 02/1/07 (107 Posts)  Report Spam

    whats the difference between an external and internal hard drive if the have the same storage and price.

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    ekoshyun - Posted 6:33 pm PST 02/1/07 (90 Posts)  Report Spam

    whats the difference between a $150 blowjob and an internal harddrive

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    ivenholt - Posted 6:46 pm PST 02/1/07 (292 Posts)  Report Spam

    but whats in the buffalo enclosure?

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    bacon - Posted 8:15 pm PST 02/1/07 (351 Posts)  Report Spam

    #8.... a buffalo... DUH GOSH

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    apexi350z - Posted 8:23 pm PST 02/1/07 (429 Posts)  Report Spam

    #8, Buffalo likes to use Western Digital, so most likely it's that WD.

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    TheBS - Posted 8:34 pm PST 02/1/07 (1285 Posts)  Report Spam

    Seagate Barracuda 7200.9, I wouldn't touch them (nor the 7200.8 ), only 7200.7 and latest 7200.10. As far as external v. internal, you don't know what you're getting in an external.

    But don't knock WD. They have a couple of good 320GB and 500GB models, although their 400GB series left much to be desired in thermals/acoustics.

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    krisot1995 - Posted 5:38 am PST 02/2/07 (609 Posts)  Report Spam

    or you can get it and then claimed that hd doesn't work and get refurbished

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    netster - Posted 7:58 am PST 02/2/07 (1 Posts)  Report Spam

    #8, I think Buffalo'b been using Samsungs on the SATA enclosures. I just got a 250Gig version and that's what it came with, somebody else in a forum said that's what was in his too. Samsung's not my first choice, but my 250 was only $70 after 30 rebate and Buffalo enclosures tend to be better than the average no names I've used. Plus it powers down automatically when the computer's off, and comes with some software that might be useful to some people. But if you want a five year warranty, you'll have to get the Seagate internal. BTW Seagate Externals only come with one year mfg warranty, not five like their internals.

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    moeron - Posted 5:44 pm PST 02/3/07 (388 Posts)  Report Spam

    i would check the length of the warrany when buying an external drive.

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