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Hitachi 1 TB now for sale (Finally)


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Just spotted it at newegg for a couple hundred more that msrp :mad: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16822145143

 

I've been waiting for this one for a long time so am biting the credit card bullet. I actually need it to transfer all my "stuff" half way 'round the world to a new computer so.........

 

Anyone else with thoughts on it?

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You probably should check around. That's about $225.00 to much. And it's actually been available elsewhere for a few weeks now.

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I suppose if you need to put everything on one drive for some reason. TigerDirect recently had 500MB 7K Seagate HDs recently for $129; that's $258 for 1TB ...

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Lots of places have been showing them for sale but how many have been shipping them the past few weeks? PC connection showed in stock when i ordered but immediately posted as back ordered on my status. Their customer service said they won't have any till 1st week of june. I had that same thing occur elsewhere with this drive. Getting peeps to order them before the hardware is shippable. Not a prob if that is stated up front but it wasn't. Hmmmmm. So is Newegg doing the same thing? Guess we'll see in a couple days.

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I suppose if you need to put everything on one drive for some reason. TigerDirect recently had 500MB 7K Seagate HDs recently for $129; that's $258 for 1TB ...

 

 

It's easier to deal with less drives, especially for RAID arrays. If you have 3 tB of stuff, easier 3 of these than 6 of those.

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Well, I canceled the newegg order as well. The more I thought about 600 bones for a 400.00 msrp drive the more i felt i could "live" with 1 or 2 750G barracuda's. 50% more storage for less money. Really wanted 1 huge drive though. Ah well, hopefully seagate will drop their's into the market soon and force some prices to come down. Dang new toys!

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Loosing 1Tb of data with a single possible hdd failure scares the crap out of me. A nice little stack of 320-500Gb drives is something I'm a lot more comfortable with. Mobo's tend to have a lot of SATA ports these days anyway.

 

If you've got multiple Tb's of data to store in a single PC, then I guess they are a good option, but as a single drive... not the best idea IMO.

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