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Hmmm, for around $25 more you can get a 160GB 2.5
For this price, you should be able to get the drive in an enclosure.
#1, the price/MB comes out the same
120 / 75 = 1.6
160 / 100 = 1.6
THis is a laptop drive guys
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rodeo cowboy.
I just bought a 500GB for $95. This is a cold deal.
Not only is a laptop drive, it is a parallel ATA interface. So 120G is a decent upgrade for older laptop say an Apple Powerbook.
#6 can you put that 500 gig into a labtop?
Not a good deal, paid 60 for 100GB in june from newegg. That was regular price then, this should be less to be a deal.
Newegg has 5 models on special in this same price/performance range, so this is not a big deal.
Besides, if you're gonna go through the hassle of upgading, at least grab a 7200RPM model for a couple of bux more. Well worth it.
I agree with #9; I have been getting 60gigs for $40 and 80gigs for $50 a while back. So, $75 for 120gigs is around normal price.
Nothing you say is remotely plausible. Anybody can check my postings and see your quotation is edited. Also, your intelligence is suspect at best. San Francisco's h0m0 area? Really? What area is that? Do you really think they have their own area? The area is called San Francisco. It just shows what a retard you are.
I know you're just trying to amuse yourself on your quest for 1000 postings, but if you don't call me out, you won't get my attention, racist burp. Why don't you shut your vag, and make your postings like everyone else?
#8, find me a 500GB 2.5" drive and I'll put it in a laptop for ya!
Decent price for a 5400rpm drive, but I have seen 7200rpm drives for about the same price. Definitely, worth paying an extra few bucks for the faster drives. Laptops need all the extra speed they can muster.