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Question: Will this HDD work in a DELL Latitude XT?
Document: I was trying to get an old Dell Latitude D430 working properly again, and after buying a replacement battery and a new AC adapter for it -- this replacement micro hard drive was the last item on my list.Unfortunately, the drive I received in the mail (though shipped very promptly) arrived with the fragile plastic locking mechanism already broken.
fast shipping, and it works well but the size of the product doesnt match with my ipod it's a little big and the case of the media player doesn't close.
This product performed as specified. The only thing I'd like to remind everyone using a ZIF drive is they come in the open position.
The drive replaced the original (which was the same model and went bad after 3 1/2 years of abuse). The vendor shipped quickly, as expected, and the drive was simple to install.
The HD was bougth to upgrade the internal hard disk of the Sony HandyCam HDR-SR1 from 30Gb to 80Gb almost trippling the total recording time, with makes possible to use the camera in 2 weeks trip recording 1,5 hour each day.The upgrade was extremally easy, and after 10 minutes the camera was working with the new 80Gb HD installed and working.
Since this is the only micro hard drive out there, it is not much to compare with. I wish that there are more brands and size selections of micro HDs. This is does what it is supposed to do. However 4200 rpm is not fast enough.
I was willing to live with it being broken (figured I could securely fasten the ribbon cable with some shipping tape or something, to keep it from ever pulling loose) -- but the computer couldn't even recognize the drive.
I was prompted issued a return postage label to return it, so hoping my money is refunded soon! Maybe this was just an accident where someone boxed up the wrong drive?
I bought this to upgrade my first gen 30gb Zune. While the product itself is compatible with the Zune, it will cause the casing to bulge about 1/16&#34; on one side because of the differences in hard drive size, even will all the hard drive securing stuff removed. I used tape to close the gap and I keep it in a case so it shouldn't be too much of an issue.
Good drive and it fit right in and works great, this was the first time i even known that there was a drive that small. good job in keeping stuff in stock, thanks
Answer: Yes is work perfect