on 27/11/2003 04:13, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The cheapest case I could find was an IoGeer case from Smalldog, but I
got the Other World Computing case last year for my son and he's happy
with it... It's $90, while Smalldogs's is $65, if I recall. I'm still
using a Powerboy
I'm surprised I didn't see that when I searched OWC's site. That's a
good deal. Thanks, Chris.
On Thursday, November 27, 2003, at 04:01 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 27/11/2003 04:13, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OWC sells its Mercury 2.5 case with firewire cable but no AC adapter
What is the biggest drive you can put in a pismo?
are there special drives you need to use?
I have a 20 gig in there right now, but i want like an 80 gig in there.
also.
i read somewhere that you can put two drives in the pismo?
is this possable? ehat do you have to do?
thanks
scotto
lansing,
on 11/26/03 7:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What is the biggest drive you can put in a pismo?
are there special drives you need to use?
I have a 20 gig in there right now, but i want like an 80 gig in there.
also.
i read somewhere that you can put two drives in the
I replaced the stock 10GB drive in my Pismo/400 with a Travelstar 40GNX
40GB, 5400 RPM model a couple months ago and have had no trouble with
it at all. The Pismo seems a bit peppier with the new drive and it is
definitely quieter. I would definitely recommend the upgrade (but I
would go as
The cheapest case I could find was an IoGeer case from Smalldog, but I
got the Other World Computing case last year for my son and he's happy
with it... It's $90, while Smalldogs's is $65, if I recall. I'm still
using a Powerboy (Newmotion Tech) with my Pismo.
Gary
On Wednesday, November 26,
I have the identical drive except that it is 40g. When my old one
started to rattle and hum, I replaced it myself with a new one. I
followed the instructions-with-pix on http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/ and
its worked a treat since. Quiet and reliable, bar one terrible day
after I'd partitioned the
Oooo, Hitachi!
Seriously, I have a 4200 RPM 40GB Hitachi that I got for 100$. This
sucker is whisper quiet... My Lombard with the CD-ROM drive removed
makes NO noise above the background noise, even when grinding the HD
like crazy. So yes, that is the good drive to get.
Bare drives are not a
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 18:54:47, DPrice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am considering buying the following drive from Googlegear.com because of
positive reports on it that I have seen here. I am just making sure this is
close to the one reported, if not the same. It is a bare drive. How
problematic
On 11/25/03 2:30 PM, DPrice enlightened us by writing:
I am considering buying the following drive from Googlegear.com
because of positive reports on it that I have seen here. I am just
making sure this is close to the one reported, if not the same. It is
a bare drive. How problematic is that?
I always go to Transinternational's site. Having done an upgrade twice
(to 30gb and just today to 60gb 7200 rpm). Only real concern is to take
care when removing and reinstalling the daughtercard. Those pins are
really small and you can (or at least I did) bend a couple.
Gary
On Tuesday,
I am considering buying the following drive from Googlegear.com
because of positive reports on it that I have seen here. I am just
making sure this is close to the one reported, if not the same. It is
a bare drive. How problematic is that? This is the first laptop drive
I have purchased so my
i have 2 of those, one in a pismo 500. very quiet and no problems so
far.
gladys
On Monday, November 24, 2003, at 08:54 PM, DPrice wrote:
IBM Hitachi Travelstar 40GNX 20GB ATA-5 2.5in 5400 rpm mobile drive
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