@chaos215bar2000: it's about the platter spin speed, not the density of data. this is a 5400 rpm drive, which is common but slowish. many people prefer a 7200 rpm unit.
@giusepe: That's it! I don't care about anyone else, I'm calling them tits from now on. Then, next time I'm having a geek-chat with my husband, I can be all, "Cool, that [drive/laptop/tower] sounds interesting - how many tits has it got?"
@deanbmmv: I suppose it depends on what you're using. Price is in favor of eSATA, but if you're a Mac user, eSATA isn't easy to come by, unless you have an Express 3/4 slot to install your own port.
Right now, the highest capacity for the 500GB triple interface OWC Mercury externals is $164 and $239 for 5,400 and 7,200 RPM respectively, and $119 and $189 for the USB 2.0 alone. I wonder how close Seagate's offering will weigh in on price with the 140GB gain in capacity.
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"whats the difference between tub and gig" into google, they may find themselves looking at a tub girl. And that would always be on my mind
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minus "the highest capacity"
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