Really looks like the same formfactor as the Toshiba drives . . .
dan k
Really looks like the same formfactor as the Toshiba drives . . .
dan k
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. . . could it work in my 1G/2G iPods?!!? Inquiring minds want to know!
I'll have to look for the specs I guess. :? (label says model number is "MCCOE64G8MPR-03A")
*edit*
Press release with specs
Yep, it's the same interface as the iPod drives, see the PDF data sheet. "1.8" Type : 4GB,8GB,16GB,32GB are available." now I presume, with the 64GB version scheduled for sometime in Q2 2007
*/edit*
Heh, I still however haven't gotten a 20gigger to work, dangit!
dan k
Link to old related thread:
. What can I do with a 5GB iPod drive?
I'm completely silly, these drives are gonzo expensive, the 32GB versions are in the 2 grand price range.
grumble, grumble, a good 1/2 hour wasted on silliness.
feh
dan k
I wouldn't waste the money on that when they've already got 100GB 1.8" drives out there. Yeah, they're not flash, but they're big, and not terribly expensive.
note to self: froogling the 60GB Toshiba MK6006GAH suggests they're currently selling new for ~US$130, rather more my speed. Were I in the market. Right. OK.
hmmmph
dan k