I might have opted for 7200 RPM, but they were substantially more
expensive and, moreover, topped out at 60 GB, at least when I was
shopping (and I think still now). This would have been particularly
limiting seeing how I already had an 80 GB drive which was being used
almost fully!
Steve
On Apr 6, 2005, at 10:59 AM, Richard ramsowr wrote:
stephen
go with the 7200 rpm!
but it's your time and money and waiting for a drive
to move data = money lost.
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