Bigger Laptop Hard Drives

Bigger Laptop Hard Drives

fujitsu 100gb laptop hard drive

Laptops/notebooks typically have hard drives a lot smaller than desktop pcs which can be a pain if you are traveling on business and also want to watch movies and listen to music on your laptop.

A typical laptop with a 30gb hard drive doesn't have a lot of space left after installing XP, office and a host of other business applications.

This situation should be improving soon as Fujitsu have just started shipping a 100gb 2.5 inch 4200rpm hard drive for laptops/notebooks.

Expect to see these appearing in high-end hard-drives by the end of the month and for cheaper prices to allow more 40gb and 60gb drives in lower priced laptops.

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