but I can't understand why a firewire or USB external 40gb HD, that comes in a cool case, runs at 7200rpm, comes with free software and cute accessories, etc, etc, is $20-30 less than:
an internal HD for powerbooks that is 10gb lighter, (20 or 30 gb) has no bracket, just the HD itself, runs at 5400 rpm? could it be that they sell more external hard drives?
The price of miniaturisation? -- With best wishes,
Roger Shufflebottom
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