The IBM's are quiet. Highly recommended! I put one in my WallStreet and my tiBook came with one. IBM has since sold the disk division to Hitachi, but I believe they still make the Travelstar.

On Dec 27, 2003, at 6:49 AM, Bill Briggs wrote:

At 3:10 AM -0500 27/12/03, John Acuff wrote:
The HD in my recently acquired Icebook just died, and I need to get a replacement. I would like to get a 30-40 gig drive. What brands or particular drives would you recommend? I have not needed to buy a new drive in a while, so I don't really have any idea what to be looking for. I have noticed that most of the junk drives I have laying around are Western Digital, but these are older desktop drives. I've noticed that the IBM Travelstar drives are mentioned here quite often. Are they a good choice?

I put an IBM Travelstar (32 Gig) in my WallStreet a few years ago and it was nice. Very quiet, which was one of my main requirements. After the WallStreet's PMU board packed it in and I already had a Ti I put the TravelStar in an external FireWire case and I now use it as a backup drive for the Ti. It's still working well. I'd buy another one without hesitation.


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