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Best replacement hard drive for a 2007 MacBookPro?
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<blockquote data-quote="carlolau" data-source="post: 927474" data-attributes="member: 94760"><p>Well, actually I'm in Europe.. Italy.</p><p>What I don't understand, and indeed it sidetracks me, are the prices for Hitachi hard drives.</p><p>The Sata 1 model 7k200 (200gb - 7200rpm) costs more or less 89 dollars, while the Sata 2 7k320 (320gb - 7200 rpm) it costs 75 dollars.</p><p>Maybe the Sata 1 model was better made or has more features?</p><p></p><p>In Italy I managed to find a 7k200 at 165 euros (239 dollars), and the 7k320 at 71 euros (102,95 dollars) </p><p></p><p>I also read some articles in which it was suggested not to use Sata 2 drives with sata 1 interfaces..</p><p></p><p>Any advice?</p><p></p><p>Thankx!</p><p></p><p>Carlo</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="carlolau, post: 927474, member: 94760"] Well, actually I'm in Europe.. Italy. What I don't understand, and indeed it sidetracks me, are the prices for Hitachi hard drives. The Sata 1 model 7k200 (200gb - 7200rpm) costs more or less 89 dollars, while the Sata 2 7k320 (320gb - 7200 rpm) it costs 75 dollars. Maybe the Sata 1 model was better made or has more features? In Italy I managed to find a 7k200 at 165 euros (239 dollars), and the 7k320 at 71 euros (102,95 dollars) I also read some articles in which it was suggested not to use Sata 2 drives with sata 1 interfaces.. Any advice? Thankx! Carlo [/QUOTE]
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