Laptop Hard Drives

[Belso]

Would love to see different size laptop hard drive's

And different makes. I'm not a big fan of Fujitsu

[davejm]

[quote:4366a8a34e=\"Belso\"]I'm not a big fan of Fujitsu[/quote:4366a8a34e]

Me either. Got a big stack of dead Fujitsu H/D's here at work.

[twiggy]

Yeah agreed my girlfreind got her self a Fujitsu laptop.... worst mistake ever, the top of the case has cracked 3times now and is currently back in the shop getting 'a new improved' casing they have brought out.... so finguers crossed.

Im wanting to upgrade my laptop soon so a large selection of HDD's would be a nice start :D

[m0nk3y]

What do you think about 7200rpm HDD's for laptops? They seem to carry a heavy price tag per GB, and eats battery life, but with HDD's being the major bottleneck in notebooks, is the speed worth the cons?!

Worth getting them in?

[Belso]

Not sure, but there isn't much wrong with the speed of the one's now.

Just that Fujitsu aren't known for reliable hard drives.

And would love some bigger & smaller hard drives :D

(Would prefere Seagate or Western Digital)

[warfarin]

here here one of my relatives had bought a new fujitsu laptop that had their own drive in, packed in twice! not good! :(

[jasonbriggs]

hmmmm what about the 1.8\" laptop hard drives?

first google result a came accross:

http://sdd.toshiba.com/main.aspx?Path=81000000000700000001000065980000000 0/810000000B0C000000010000659C000026BD

maybe good for media centre pcs?

also remember reading a post about car media pcs.........?

[tauheedul]

laptop hdds are expensive. would love toi see some here.

[Belso]

I buy most of my Laptop HDD's second hand now.

Can be found very cheap on some certain sites. :D

[john348]

looking for lowest power possible for mp3 players etc to give best battery life. I have looked on the web but most drives that say low power don't say what it is. The best I have seen is 1.6W when writing.

John