Testseek.com have collected 17 expert reviews of the Western Digital Scorpio SATA150 WD-BEVS Series and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital Scorpio SATA150 WD-BEVS Series.
January 2008
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17 Reviews
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Abstract: Western Digital has recently made available a 250GB 2.5” Serial ATA notebook drive which makes it the biggest on the market. We take a look and compare its performance to some other popular notebook drives. The model of drive we’re looking at...
250GB capacity, Good performer, Cool and quiet operation, Competitive price
Unknown mean time between failure The Final Word Western Digitals 250GB Scorpio is currently the largest capacity notebook hard drive on the market. However, its large capacity and cool and quiet characteristics also make it an interesting proposition...
Western Digitals 250GB Scorpio is currently the largest capacity notebook hard drive on the market. However, its large capacity and cool and quiet characteristics also make it an interesting proposition for a media centre PC.
Abstract: Click on the picture to see a closer image of each hard disk. The Western Digital disk is marked with the number 3. While you can usually expand your desktop PCs storage space by adding a second hard disk, notebooks offer two big obstacles: theres...
Konklusjon, Western Digital Scorpio 120 GB SATA er den første 2,5tommers harddisken vi tester løst. Nå har slike harddisker kommet opp med en lagringskapasitet som gjør dem aktuelle som alternativer for 3,5tommers harddisker. Overgangen til SATAgrensesnit...
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Western Digital Scorpio 120 GB SATA er den første 2,5-tommers harddisken vi tester løst. Nå har slike harddisker kommet opp med en lagringskapasitet som gjør dem aktuelle som alternativer for 3,5-tommers harddisker. Overgangen til SATA-grensesnittet h...
The Scorpio joins notebook drives from Samsung (MP0402H) and Seagate (5400.2 & 5400.3) as one of the quietest drives that money can buy. Choosing between these three drives is more or less a matter of availability and price. Deciding on a firm ranking...
