You will need the adapter to fit the drive into the caddy securely. In the *very* short term, cable-ties might be your friend.
Ok thanks. Ill go out and buy one.
A mount isn't a necessity, as there's no moving parts in an SSD.I was going to stick the SSD Boot drive in my spare optical drive in my MP 2010.
I have the cheaper plastic one and that one also locks the drive in place. The plastic one is fine if you don't care about the looks of the case.Look for an Icy Dock Converter and Enclosure Comboavailable for about ten quid from eBay sellers in Hong Kong. Make sure you get the metal and plastis Icy Dock as they lock the drive in as the top closes. dailydeal823 is one such seller.
Good work. Would you apply super glue and crap to a new Jaguar? That is the comparison.
Here down under GST (like your VAT) only applies to goods over the $1,000 mark).
You do realize that most car badges these days, such as the one on the bonnet/front grille, is glued on, not fastened down. 😱 😛Good work. Would you apply super glue and crap to a new Jaguar? That is the comparison.
Didn't know this (I assumed that VAT/GST applied with anything greater than $0.01 as it is with state sales taxes here in the US). Thanks. 🙂Here down under GST (like your VAT) only applies to goods over the $1,000 mark).
I'm not sure on min tax free - think its £9!!! - I had to pay tax for 24 season 7 which I gt from amazon us 🙁 (about £45)