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I didnt even know they made them that size but it turns out thats what mine is. Its playing up so Im looking at replacing it. But then I got to thinking about SSD. Can an SSD interface with a regular HD controller OK? Will it just appear as a new disk in the bios and let me format / install to it. Ive only got a 100gb hd at the moment, so wouldnt be looking for any more than that - are SSD still rediculously expensive. And bottom line - would I see any benefit from it in terms of speed, battery life etc?
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not sure about speed, battery life etc but if the hard drive caddy can allow a 2.5" hdd then I would guess it would be a sata drive ( good idea to check the interface type )

 

They are expensive but if its a new laptop or hard drive I would claim on the warranty / guarantee as obviously that shouldnt happen

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that is a lot of money for 80gb actually. I would really need to know the benefits before doing that. Do they justify the cost? Maybe if I can get a decent job here I might be able to splash out heh.

 

The HD Ive got just now is this:

 

Overclock3D.Net :: News :: Toshiba's 1.8-inch 100GB HDD

 

A quick google for prices finds a 80gb 1.8" hd at £ 74.75 inc VAT

 

100GB - 250GB SATA 1.8in Hard Drive

 

Can any of the suppliers step in and offer the going rate of a 100gb - 250gb 1.8" HD?

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