Kalns said:Check this one out!
http://www.macmall.com/macmall/shop/detail~dpno~267264.asp
I'd buy it myself if I hadn't just spent 1,800 on my Macbook.
Gersh529 said:yeah i would like it to be pretty portable. i don't really need 250gigs either..just like a small thing that matches the ibook. lame i know.....but i like cosmetics!!! (who doesn't, anyway?)
zorg said:I recommned a Seagate beacuse it has a 5 year warranty. What I did is bought an enclosure and bought an internal hard drive and put it in. My 300 GB 7200 RPM hard drive cost $120 (including tax and shipping), and my enclosure cost $20. And I love that I have a free 5 year parts and labor warranty from Seagate (every Seagate drive gets it).
poppe said:Holy crap thats insane. Well i'm sold. Does anyone know if there is a multiple enclosure? I'm doing video editing and I wish I could afford a Terrabyte... (sp?) but gradually I could add. If there is such a thing and its convienant
timswim78 said:If you are looking for tons of storage, it might be less expensive to use an old computer as a file server by hooking it up with Gigabit ethernet and some fast hdds.
timswim78 said:If you are looking for tons of storage, it might be less expensive to use an old computer as a file server by hooking it up with Gigabit ethernet and some fast hdds.
Extremely bad idea to use an iPod as an external drive. They're not designed for prolonged use like an external drive for a computer is used.janey said:Get an iPod.
janey said:I think your best bet would be to get an internal HD and get an external enclosure for your drive
I know but originally it didn't sound like the OP was going to do anything of that sort. Laptop and microdrives and external enclosures are not cheap, but the iPods are small and match the iBook and...yeah...dr_lha said:Extremely bad idea to use an iPod as an external drive. They're not designed for prolonged use like an external drive for a computer is used.