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Mr. MacBook

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If you know of any cheap 100GB internal hard drives or 40-60GB external ones, please post.

Preferrably 4200RPM for the internal, idc what speed for external.

Im not a high end user, but if you have a cheap 100GB 5400 rpm thats okay too i guess
 

mattcube64

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May 21, 2006
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Sorry, don't have any answers here. However, I'm also on the lookout for possibly upgrading my Macbook HDD. I've only got 13GB of my 60gigs free, and I'd like to get a fast (but quiet), reliable, 120GB-160GB drive in the $100 price range.

Thanks.
 

WildCowboy

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Check out OWC for decent prices and solid customer service on internal notebook drives (and a host of other things).

SATA drives for MacBooks/MacBook Pros, and ATA drives for iBooks/PowerBooks.
 

Mr. MacBook

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Specific MacBook hard drives needed?

Lol.

Im upgrading my stock 60GB crap hard drive, does anybody know if you need a specific version, or just need a SATA 2.5inch hard drive.
Oh and if anybody knows a company that buys used 60GB hard drives, lemme know.
 

T-Stex

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Jan 15, 2006
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Any 2.5" SATA drive should do. I'd recommend getting one from a well-known company, though. I have the Seagate 160GB drive installed in my MacBook, and couldn't be happier.
 

Rend It

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I upgraded mine from the Fujitsu 80 GB to a Toshiba 120 GB. No probs. I don't think it matters, but for what it's worth, I believe Apple is using Hitachi for the 160 GB version. Just find the right size and brand for your budget on Newegg. As long as it's a 2.5" SATA drive, you should be fine.

-RendIt
 

suneohair

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Make sure you shop around when you decide on one. There are other reputable stores like buy.com which at times have it cheaper.
 

Mr. MacBook

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Hmm...

Estimated price to upgrade my harddrive to 100GB is like $35, if i succesfully sell my 60gb on ebay for $40, and buy a new one for $75(also on ebay)
 
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