Easiest way is to go to the manufacturers web site and see what
options or upgrades they sell. They will tell you which drives
usually fit in there and the specs.
I would not assume a laptop made in 05 would be SATA.
We bought a Toshiba for my son in 05 and it had an IDE drive in it.
You would have to see what the largest sized IDE laptop drive you can find is.
St3wart
At 10:20 PM 12/6/2009, you wrote:
My Toshiba is claimed to have a 60G SATA drive in it. Assuming so,
circa 2005 or so, can I put something like a 250G or more in there?
I'm guessing that the SATA spec allows for such things. Or would it be
more of a BIOS thing, and if so, how does one find what is supported?
TIA
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