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19-08-2007, 11:14
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Screaming Orgasm
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The link you posted has an extra newline at the end.
 Anyway, I had a WD drive 'go tits up' after a few weeks too, but then I had about six others that still work. As for the deal, seems sound to me. Most places quote £61+ ex. VAT for that drive. |
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19-08-2007, 11:37
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All these prices include delivery.
160gig - around £36 200 - around £40 250 - around £42 500 - around £72 EDIT: turns out it's the same drives just cheaper from EBuyer 
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19-08-2007, 14:07
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I read a review on in Computer Shopper about Samsung Hard drives not only being very reliable, but being quicker than the rest at writing and reading.
Personally I stay away from anything that says Fujitsu and Hitachi. I was at 118UK when the infamous Fujitsu hard drive failures happened. In total I had to rebuild 580 machines each having to have customisations so I wasn't best pleased.
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19-08-2007, 14:37
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Screaming Orgasm
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True. Samsung are quality drives, but you often pay a premium for that.
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