on 13/02/04 01:44, markemmanuel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm in the market to buy a firewire enclosure. I plan to install a > 3.5" 200GB hard drive in it. It's mainly for backups, store music, and > documents. I'll probably use it maybe once a day for an hour or so. > I'm looking for a high quality low cost enclosure. In about six > months, I'll be buying a second hard drive and enclosure to mirror the > first firewire drive as insurance. > > Any recommendations for the enclosure? Thanks.
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