• By matt buchanan
    May 19, 2008 3:40 PM 2,478
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    Apple Working On Fix For "Clicky" MacBook Pro Hard Drives

    Seagate FreeAgent Go Pro for Mac: 7200rpm 500GB Drive with FireWire 800 (Happy Now?)

    WD Joins 7200rpm Club with 320GB 2.5-Inch Scorpio Black Drives
    read more: #laptops, #7200rpm, #harddrive, #notebooks, #seagate, #harddrives

    Dell First to Offer 7200rpm 320GB Notebook Hard Drives

    While a flood of 7200rpm 320GB notebook-sized hard drives dropped not too long ago from pretty much all the majors, Dell is actually the first notebook maker to ante up and offer them (from Seagate) in their 17-inch XPS notebooks. The ballyhoo is 'cause most notebook drives spin at a pokey 5400rpm, and if you wanted the extra performance of a 7200rpm drive, you had to skimp on capacity. Now for $50 more (vs. a 5400rpm 320GB drive), you don't. Expect them in Alienware stuff soonish. [Dell via Crave]


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