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Unfortunately the three-platter design also means a non-standard thickness of 12.5mm, so a drop-in upgrade won't be possible for all laptop users – Western Digital is initially offering these up in My Passport Essential SE portable USB drives. The duo come with anti-shock protection and promise extremely low noise levels in operation thanks to its WhisperDrive technology.
Both models are shipping now through various channels; the Scorpio Blue 750GB model has a suggested sticker price of $190 while the Scorpio Blue 1TB is a mere $250.
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Those arent bad prices considering its for a notebook.
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Tekkaraiden said:
Wow that's quite impressive.
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Awesome! I have a WD 250 GB HD and that is great! 1 TB now could last you well forever with great prices... how can you go wrong?
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mattfrompa said:
Agreed that really isn't bad and possibly a worthwhile upgrade if you only own a laptop as many do.
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Awesome!, got 350GB but now they had 1TB, hmm...i would love to have that!
...no worries on space storage, specially if using to work and school!
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It would be nice, if they could come up with a 7.200rpm 2.5 hard drive, at the storage level.
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