Where do I Buy a MacBook Hardrve?

[Virtualball]

Can anyone help? Apple's website doesnt have one and no retail store has them. Any ideas?

[EricNau]

My MacBook (60 GB) has a Seagate Momentus model ST96812AS (http://www.seagate.com/cda/products/discsales/marketing/detail/0,1081,678,00.html)

[AJ Muni]

I just did a quick google search and found this one, (http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/memory/MacBook/DDR2/Upgrade) and I think newegg.com (http://www.newegg.com/) also has some.

[Virtualball]

Thanks guys, you rock! Now I just need to find a cheap 100 GB HD :rolleyes:

[Counterfit]

HA! Not going to happen with a 2.5" drive. :p

[alec]

I think the real question is when larger capacity drives will be available in the 2.5" format... it's been at 120 GB's for a while!

[uchuff]

I think the real question is when larger capacity drives will be available in the 2.5" format... it's been at 120 GB's for a while!I think perpendicular drives will be the next step, 200GB+.

[Makosuke]

For hard drives I generally just head to ZipZoomFly.com -- their prices are generally as good as if not a little better than NewEgg, and they seem to usually have a slightly better selection. It's one or the other, regardless.

Although it's annoying from the MB/MBP perspective that they don't yet have a seperate section for 2.5" SATA drives--they're all mixed in with the 3.5" drives, so it's a pain to do a quick comparison.

They sell the Seagate 100GB 7200RPM for $180, and the 100GB 5400RPM for $130. You're not likely to do a whole lot better. Hitachi drives are $170 and $140 for the same specs in the Travelstar line (though the 7200RPM isn't in stock).

[Macmaniac]

Try OWC, www.macsales.com. They offer lots of upgrades for the MacBook as well as RAM. They have a good reputation, even though they might have slightly higher prices.

[Mammoth]

I think the real question is when larger capacity drives will be available in the 2.5" format... it's been at 120 GB's for a while!
Seagate already makes a 160GB hard drive.