🚀 go-pugleaf

For $75 you ought to get a lot more than 2 GB.  If you are willing to wait for
a $30 rebate, you can go down to Best Buy and get a Western Digital 15 GB
that spins at 7200 RPM for $79.99 (well, $109.99 before rebate).  If you
know somebody that has a Sam's card, you can get a $40 rebate on any
Western Digital drive they have.  According to http://dealnews.com,
that means you can get a 20 GB 7200 RPM drive for $70 after the rebate.

If you don't want to wait for a rebate, there is always
http://www.compgeeks.com - they also have some good prices.  For
$50 plus shipping you can get a 3.2 GB, but it is probably better
to spend around $75 plus shipping and get a 10 GB Western Digital.
$4 more gets you 7 more gigabytes.

Erika <sf@angband.org> wrote:
-> i need a cheap (<$75) IDE hard drive, preferrably at least 2GB.  i have several non-working HDs, video and sound cards, and a dat drive if anyone wants to trade.
-> thanks, 
-> erika

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