I have been using their scorpio's for some time now and have been
quite happy with them.
I am not sure which one they use in the My Passport drives, but they
are generally made for prolonged use.
Stewart
At 05:27 PM 11/30/2009, you wrote:
You said to ultimately put into your Mac- then why use an old one.
Buy a new Hard drive; get an enclosure (15 bucks is max) and you
are home free. You can clone the drive and then replace the one in
your computer.
The WD My Passport drive is new--got it last week on Black Friday.
It was cheaper than buying a bare drive.
I'd like to know if it's any good before voiding my warranty by
opening the enclosure. Actually, I could register the drive's S/N
instead of the enclosure's S/N and still maintain the warranty for
the drive only.
Is a WD notebook drive any good, or should I consider another mfg?
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