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Paul de Vrieze <pauldv@g.o> writes: |
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> Actually I think your point is right. Sometimes there are bad |
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> batches, but that happens to any manufacturer. That does not change |
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> anything about the speed of my orignal 10gb hd though ;-) |
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the upside for us to using Samsung is as boring as a three year |
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warranty. then again, it doesn't _really_ matter much, since the |
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price of a modern hard drive is less then the cost of actually |
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reinstalling a box. it's almost scary, when a drive dies in a |
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workstation at work it costs my employer more to have me bring the |
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box up again then the cost of the drive. |
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it would be nice to have drives that didn't die, but we all know |
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that isn't going to happen. :-) |
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> ps. I got a faster 40gb version in return that does show no signs of |
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> trouble. |
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40GB? might I inquire what you use such a small drive for? *cough* |
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Terje |
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