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Pete Stavrakoglou
Rock said:Purchase a regular EIDE hard drive and a hard drive enclosure. Connect
this through USB to the computer. This is much cheaper than buying an
external hard drive from any of the vendors.
I have had great success with WD drives. I recently put together a 320GB
EIDE WD Caviar drive in a Kingwin external drive enclosure. The drive, as
a white box, was less than $90 at Newegg.com and the enclosure was just
over $20. That WD drive is very popular. You can't beat that price
compared to a manufactured external drive.
There's a benefit in some cases to buying an internal drive and enclosure
rather than a ready-built external drive - the warranty on a retail internal
drive is likely to be longer than on an external drive.