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29th August 2011, 04:46 PM #1
Battle of the 1TB Laptop Hard Drives: Samsung vs. Western Digital Discussion
It's time to replace that pathetic little hard drive that came with your laptop. We reviewed two of the latest one terabyte laptop hard drives: the Samsung Spinpoint M8 and the Western Digital Scorpio Blue to see which one is best.
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31st August 2011, 09:48 PM #2Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Battle of the 1TB Laptop Hard Drives: Samsung vs. Western Digital Discussion
Interesting to note that the two are so close - also good to note that WD is such a strong piece in that department, since I just bought a 500 GB WD portable to go along my WD external that I've had for almost 5 years!
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1st September 2011, 02:51 PM #3
Re: Battle of the 1TB Laptop Hard Drives: Samsung vs. Western Digital Discussion
I bought the Samsung a few weeks back to use as mobile backup storage. It is a steady performer but I would have expected the data transfer rates to have increased in proportion to the increased data densities relative to, say, a 500GB 2 platter HDD. However, the increase in transfer rates is more modest so perhaps the main mechanism for increasing data density is more tracks, not more bits per track. Perhaps data throughput through the head is a constraint.
John
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24th November 2011, 03:14 PM #4
Re: Battle of the 1TB Laptop Hard Drives: Samsung vs. Western Digital Discussion
What about skock resistance? Mean time to failure values?????????????
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24th November 2011, 08:40 PM #5Notebook Evangelist
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Re: Battle of the 1TB Laptop Hard Drives: Samsung vs. Western Digital Discussion
It's not just the amount of storage … it's the speed. I'll wait for the 7200rpm 1TB notebook drive.
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26th November 2011, 03:47 AM #6
Re: Battle of the 1TB Laptop Hard Drives: Samsung vs. Western Digital Discussion
are those 1tb drivers thicker than those 250 / 320 gb drives..? it seems that it won't fit on my e6400
then again, i could be wrong........
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ok... i read the review.... these are the new drivers with 9mm thickness instead of 12mm.coolDell E6400 - Vaio VPCYB35A



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