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Manufacturer claims to be first to pack so much storage into the skinny form-factor.
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Manufacturer claims to be first to pack so much storage into the skinny form-factor.
ditching the screws on the side for something that screws through the drive from top to bottom, we may see thinner drives again, :P
Credit card sized death star. The emperor will be pleased.
yeah that's what you need for a portable device... efficient storage. errr netbooks are for surfing the net. You know what makes surfing the net more efficient? A quick IO subsystem (considering you stay away from Atoms).Quote:
offer a better gigabyte-per-cubic-millimetre ratio than any other SSD
The sooner these mechanical abominations disappear the more stress-free computing will be
I constantly end up fillling my 120GB laptop drive up... im still in the camp which prefers volume to speed. Not everyone has shifted over yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by semo
I was talking about netbooks.
If you have a recent laptop then you may have a chance of having 2 SATA drives (either through a 2nd bay or the DVD drive).
na its a MBP - the perfect home for a drive such as this
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=24768Quote:
Originally Posted by Biscuit
Seagate seem to think you should be able to have both, Biscuit, but you knew that already.