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mentalcorsa

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27th Dec 06 at 21:57

http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/866380/Philips_External_Hard_Disk_250_GB_USB_2_0_Desktop_Portable_Drive/Product.html

andy1868

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27th Dec 06 at 22:12

i think you can get them cheaper on ebay, but they're not philips

ssj_kakarot

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27th Dec 06 at 22:16

pc world were advertising one for about £60 quid 320gig or something in the paper earlier.

aldi had the same for about £70 the other week.

Brett

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27th Dec 06 at 22:40

Yeah, i got my 250GB External Drive for £70

jay kay

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27th Dec 06 at 23:10

yeh you can get 500gb iomega drive from dabs for £120 or u can get a 350gb toshiba drive from dabs for £79.99

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27th Dec 06 at 23:37

what do people use teh external drives for? i might need another soon but think ill just stick to internal!?

Ian

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27th Dec 06 at 23:40

Easier to move data between computers, doesn't need you to open the case. If neither of that bothers you then go internal.

PhilC

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28th Dec 06 at 09:58

We had a 320GB in maplin for £89.99.

Offers finished on 24th though...

Got a 160GB for £59.99 now though...

Seagate externals

_Allan_

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28th Dec 06 at 10:25

quote:
Originally posted by kz
what do people use teh external drives for? i might need another soon but think ill just stick to internal!?

Because my internal spaces are taken up with two drives and as said an External is also handy to take between computers and keep away from any PC damage that might occur.

amxor

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28th Dec 06 at 10:33

I bought a 400GB one from PCWorld for £99.99.

Donno if the offer is still running.

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