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    If anyone has an old IDE hard drive spare and wants to use externally, this looks good value:

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/EXTERNAL-DRI...pr_product_top

    It includes a DC power supply.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    I'm looking for a 1TB version for pure audio file storage, to replace a 250GB Toshiba which is now nearly full - the WD one looks to be a good option, but any other suggestions from anyone gratefully received.
    If you only need 1TB they are only £54.97 on amazon

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Western-Digi...4053215&sr=8-1

    might make more sense to buy a 1TB now then replace it when full with a 2TB as prices of 2TB will have dropped by then

    Remember to always have more than 1 copy of everything as backup

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    Thanks Mark - wandered in to PC World and they have the 1TB for £59.99 so for the extra fiver I got it there (easier to return if it does fail within the 2 year guarantee period and means I don't have to faff around collecting from the post office if I'm not in.) Looks nice, is silent in operation and cool - as has already been said. Really is Plug 'n' Play (if you are a Windows user.) Now undertaking the laborious task of moving 250GB of music - which should be easy, but never is because of the inevitable odd corrupt file. Then intend to leave the old 250GB one as is as a backup for most of the music, and possibly pick up another WD next month to run two in tandem for redundancy protection.

    Thanks again everyone for your input.
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