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Sharky II

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Jan 6, 2004
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Hi

In the UK, I am sure you could get a fast, large capacity 7200rpm drive for really cheap - like £70. I'm pretty sure this is how much I paid for my Samsung f1 750gb, and bother my Samsung f3 1tbs.

Now a Samsung f3 1tb is £140 and the new Samsung F4 2tb is like £190!

What's happened?

I'm looking on ebuyer but I've trier other sites too. And it's not just Samsung either.

Cheers...
 

Vantage Point

macrumors 65816
Mar 1, 2010
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New Jersey
Yeah, the flood is why.

Last April I picked up a WD scorpio black 750 gb 7200 rpm drive for my MBP from Amazon for only $109 - Now it's over $200 at the same site!! My WD 2TB Caviar Green was about $99 last December and is now it's about $145.

If you don't need it now then wait.

As a side note the prices for RAM seem to be dropping every week.
 
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