Toshiba MK1031GAS 100GB 2.5" Hard Disk

ulukai_nl · Mar 11, 2005, 07:40 AM

You've managed to save long enough to get yourself a notebook with enough grunt to do some serious work, but now you find you're seriously short on space to keep all those huge spreadsheets and Powerpoint presentations (not to mention the occasional game too). 3Dvelocity reviewed a rather nice 100GB 2.5" hard disk from Toshiba that should help ease the situation.

Quote: " Limited data storage hasn't always been an issue on notebooks however, I mean let's be honest, it wasn't that long ago that all you could reasonably expect get done on such a device was write the odd letter, create a few spread sheets and fire up a game of Solitaire to while away that dull train journey. Who needed more than 30GB for that little lot?
These days however, the notebook has seen massive leaps in processing and video power, they come with more memory and faster DVD burners, USB and multi-channel sound. The notebook can now be a platform for video editing, gaming, home theatre, portable audio and video handling and much more. But all this means greater storage demands. "

Link: 3dvelocity

Mar 11, 2005, 07:40 AM	#1
ulukai_nl DriverHeaven Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Holland Posts: 88 Rep Power: 0	Toshiba MK1031GAS 100GB 2.5" Hard Disk You've managed to save long enough to get yourself a notebook with enough grunt to do some serious work, but now you find you're seriously short on space to keep all those huge spreadsheets and Powerpoint presentations (not to mention the occasional game too). 3Dvelocity reviewed a rather nice 100GB 2.5" hard disk from Toshiba that should help ease the situation. Quote: " Limited data storage hasn't always been an issue on notebooks however, I mean let's be honest, it wasn't that long ago that all you could reasonably expect get done on such a device was write the odd letter, create a few spread sheets and fire up a game of Solitaire to while away that dull train journey. Who needed more than 30GB for that little lot? These days however, the notebook has seen massive leaps in processing and video power, they come with more memory and faster DVD burners, USB and multi-channel sound. The notebook can now be a platform for video editing, gaming, home theatre, portable audio and video handling and much more. But all this means greater storage demands. " Link: 3dvelocity Last edited by MIG-31; Mar 11, 2005 at 07:46 AM.