You will pay less if you buy an internal hard drive and a external
firewire drive case. Just pop open the case and install the HD into it.
Your basic 7200 RPM drive will do the job.
Actually, since you are in Minneapolis, try going to Microcenter. This
drive,
taulpaul,
If you want to check out Newegg.com, they carry the Macally PHR-100AF
External Firewire 400 hard drive enclosure for $34 (The USB
2/Firewire400 is an extra $5). They also carry the Seagate Barracuda
7200.10 Perpendicular Recording ST3250820A 250GB 7200 RPM 8MB Cache
IDE Ultra ATA100
yes, this is good advice.
I would recommend doing this to save some money and get as much space
as possible.
Another great place to look a HDDs is www.newegg.com they have great
deals on internal and external drives (as well as enclosures if you
go with an bare drive)
I stick to the major
taulpaul-
USB 2.0 is useless, there's not enough voltage. Firewire 400 is my
mainstay. I personally use the Macally PHR-100AF Firewire 400
enclosure. I don't think Maxtor is the best brand out there, I use a
couple of Maxtors and Western Digital hard drives. The word on the
street as far as lowest
Thanks for all the info guys. It was really helpful. Good ole'
Microcenter and newegg. I did a bit of research and ended up getting
this AcomData 320gig 7200rpm 8mb cache drive:
http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/B0009U7YK0/ref=s9_asin_title_1/102-5850982-0062521
Since it is actually coming from
