>Hmm...probably, though it might be too thick, that sounds like an >17-18mm drive. > >Electronically, it will work fine...Apples Drive Setup will format >virtually any 2.5" ATA drive out there. > >The 2.5 inch form factor is a set size, in terms of width and length, >though mounting holes will vary. They do vary a bit in >thickness...modern powerbooks are limited to 12mm or less, iirc.
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