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where can i find the Sony's 710 series
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where can i find the Sony's 710 series how small is it. and Its not small enought to fit in a laptop right?
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Originally posted by yoyoman:
where can i find the Sony's 710 series how small is it. and Its not small enought to fit in a laptop right?
I know full well this means I don't have the answer to your question yoyoman, but I gotta ask.
What's a Sony 710?
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Short form-factor drive fits well in smaller footprint PC cases
This makes me think no.
Maybe take a peek at http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/ for some other possibilities.
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that drive alone is about twice as thick as a powerbook, not to mention being tray-loading and not slot-loading. So, no, it won't fit in your powerbook.
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No way in heck that's gunna fit.
IIRC there are some EIDE (ATAPI) cases you can put it into, and hook it up to your laptop via USB.
ClubMac I think used to sell them (among other places).
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