What is the best price for a seagate 400GB hard drive?
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Check out these sites for price comparison:\nhttp://www.pricegrabber.com\nhttp://www.pricewatch.com\n\nOtherwise, watch for rebates and online coupon codes you can use with major retailers.
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western digital offers a one touch back up solution which should probably fit your needs. its an external hard drive which works as soon as as you press a button or you can do it automatically. it normally goes on sale at best buy. i got one for $60 with 160gb
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You mean SATA II hard drives. Well SATA II hard drives are the most common for home PCs and it is actually very common since it is one of the only types you can get for a home PC. The reason you are having trouble finding your hard drive is due to the size you want it to be. Most PCs carry only a 250 GB or 300 GB hard drive. Rarely could you buy a PC that carries anything larger. Therefore you would rarely find one for sale at that size. What you may want to do is buy two 250GB SATA II drives for a combination of 500GB. This may cost a bit more though unless you pre-order these 500 GB drives, you won't have much selection in normal electronic stores.\n\nEDIT: When you are looking for hard drives, make sure you are looking for internal hard drives, and for desktop PCs.
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I don't have any experience with Seagate HDD's, but I have heard from people who have used them in heavy usage situations and they say that they are not all that good. They recommend Western Digital first and Maxtor a close second. I have built a couple of computers, and I buy most of my parts from newegg.com. I do trust the customer comments, especially the last two months, this may show a trend in quality issues.
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i have a 160 gig sata seagate drive, it works awesome, i have a hard time just getting it to 1/4th filled\nthe AMD 64 series are awesome, even though they are "slower" than the pentium chips, their architechture is different, making it better for gaming, in my opinion.\ni have an NVidia Geforce 6600gt pci-express, it works awesome, i can run bascially any game out there, i play halo all the time\ndon't get anything less than 1 gig of ram, it will just slow down a lot\ni have a samsung syncmaster710n, it works so beautifully, it's great, i game and watch movies all the time\nlogitech x-530 speakers are great, music comes out awesome\nthe keyboards and mice are basically personal preferences, and the case too, they're all basically usable\nthe motherboard is very important, i have one from asus, the  A8N-e, it has never crashed on me yet\ni know u asked for the "best" configuration, but to me, this is the best configuration, a year ago, it cost me around 1500, now, it's bound to be cheaper\ngood luck
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www.pricewatch.com is a great place to find the lowest price on hardware. Go there and choose computerparts > cd drives and burners. Then find the speed of drive you want and it will list it, in order, by price after shipping (I love that part).\n\nIf you don't trust mail order, I would scan the best buy, comp  usa, and office depot flyers on Sundays and find one that has a great rebate. I bought a hard drive recently for $40 after the rebate - I couldn't have found it that cheap online.
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Check with Home Depot. They lease them and sale them.\nHere is a link \nhttp://www.hd-storageservices.com/container.html
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I would go with a lacie drive :\n\nhttp://www.lacie.com/products/family.htm?id=10007\n\nDepends what sort of features you are after, If you have lots of money then I would suggest one of the RAID ones they have ( they are like a couple thousand dollars ) so be warned, when I say expensive I mean expensive lol.\n\nOther then that just get which ever one suits you, mobile or desktop one - As long as it is external and or internal if your laptop has a modular bay. I suggest external though but make sure that your laptop can support the interface types ie firewire or USB 1.1 or 2.0. ( WIth regards to USB they both work ie you can use USB 1.1 devices with USB 2.0 and visa versa ). Same goes for firewire but you can NOT and do not use usb with firewire or firewire with usb.
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Check on http://www.pricewatch.com\nI have seen a dual core AMD with 100GB HDD for about $760.00
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As long as you are going to all that trouble to put another drive on the new machine you might want to see what is on sale lately. I saw that Microcenter on the Internet has a 250 gig drive for $49 after rebates. Comes the day after Thanksgiving (Black Friday) I expect a bunch more great sales. Keep an eye out for a biggie at a low price.
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This website has great deals.  \nwww.tigerdirect.com
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If you are on a very tight budget, then get an internal 3.5 inch hard disk drive IDE or ATA will be adequate.  Buy the enclosure, separately.  You will be able to save a lot of money and you will be able to get a bigger hard disk drive.\n\nIf money is no object and dont want the hassle of putting everything together then buy a retail external hard disk drive.  However, the capacity of the hard disk will be relatively low when compared to the price.\n\nThe main difference is that a retail ready drive comes pre-configured with software and is truly plug and play.  If you open it up, you are not going to see anything different.\n\nPutting together and setting it up is easy.  A little patience is all that is required.  I have three external hard disks.  I managed to get some bargains online.  Saved a bundle.\n\nI have written a couple of guides on this, it may prove to be useful.  See below
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go to Froogle (google's  shopping site" and search for USB 1.0GB drive
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I found this awesome deal today:\n Kingston 1GB U3 DataTraveler USB 2.0 Smart Drive, DTIU3/1GB » for $24.95  at Buy.com\nList Price: $47.00 Exp: 05/06/2006\nThe U3 DataTraveler opens up a whole new world of smart drive computing. It allows any PC user working on a Windows 2000 or XP system the freedom to work with their own U3 workspace carried on a device small enough to fit on a keychain. Designed for work, play or education, the U3 DataTraveler is ideal for users who move between different locations that have PCs, including: home, office, homes of friends and family, hotel business centers, Internet cafs and print shops. \n\nHow to get this deal:\n\n   1. Click here to go to Buy.com\n   2. Add to Shopping cart for $38.95\n   3. -$14 Mail-in rebate (Exp 05/6/2006)\n   4. Final Price: $38.95 -$14 = $24.95 + Free Shipping + No Tax (Except CA, MD, MA, and TN)\nhttp://www.deals2buy.com/load/buy.php?sku=202049532\nHop you like it :-)!
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I would sugest looking on Ebay for comparitive bids.\nYou can bookmark the auctions and see what they end at.\n\nI the screen wasn't scratched, the screen was bright, you had the restore cd.s (or restore partition intact) and manuals I would say a easy $850\n\nI wish the hard drive was a tad bigger for the price.\nMost nicer systems like yours have 80, 100 or 120 gb.
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Go to ebay and see what comparable ones are selling for.\n\nI paid $200 apiece for 2 IBM thinkpads, 600-700 MHz, 20 Gig and 30 Gig hard drives, 256 RAM, dvd drive, 1 usb.
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Why would you....you can buy a USB 1GB flash drive for $29.00