funnyfenix
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last week OEM Maxline Pro 500GB for 129$ free shipping and you guys didn't buy? and maxline pro is 5 year warranty vs 3 here
Originally posted by: ThaGrandCow
Originally posted by: superHARD
.28 per gig for a 250gb hard drive is just warm.
.28 per gig for a 500gb hard drive is just superHAWT!
It's not math, it's commoncense.
I'd rather have 2 of the 250's in RAID0
Originally posted by: funnyfenix
last week OEM Maxline Pro 500GB for 129$ free shipping and you guys didn't buy? and maxline pro is 5 year warranty vs 3 here
Originally posted by: Karaktu
Originally posted by: funnyfenix
last week OEM Maxline Pro 500GB for 129$ free shipping and you guys didn't buy? and maxline pro is 5 year warranty vs 3 here
This is still $129.99 shipped at Newegg.com with $20 coupon code (Google for the model number of the drive, 7H500F0, and you will find it).
Originally posted by: keeleysam
Originally posted by: superHARD
What is the warranty?
Three years.
Originally posted by: gclg2000
price dropped to $129.99 shipped now..
Originally posted by: Cr0nJ0b
Looks like free shipping from Outpost today and as long as you are out of state from Fry's there shouldn't be any tax...so $129 Shipped.
(states with tax)*snip*
Originally posted by: Sensai
i can add to cart, but not check out...gets me back to home page without a notice
So did anyone ever come to a real conclusion as to the quality of these drives?
Originally posted by: wazzledoozle
Originally posted by: leggomyeggroll
Originally posted by: wazzledoozle
Originally posted by: leggomyeggroll
500 > 250?? I can tell you went to MIT with that kind of math skills!
Originally posted by: RelaxTheMind
Originally posted by: leggomyeggroll
newegg has a 250 gig for 69.99 which is pretty much the same deal in terms of gig/$ ratio
500gb > 250gb
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good one, are you an english teacher?
Nope, highschool junior.
When I was in high school (1984-87) there was this guy that CLAIMED he had a 10MB hard drive. I didn't believe such a thing existed...ah the good old days.
Originally posted by: leggomyeggroll
500 > 250?? I can tell you went to MIT with that kind of math skills!
Originally posted by: RelaxTheMind
Originally posted by: leggomyeggroll
newegg has a 250 gig for 69.99 which is pretty much the same deal in terms of gig/$ ratio
500gb > 250gb
