Mac OS X Leopard and External Hard Drives

by Gee Why on October 24, 2007

Subconsciously, I’ve been looking to get an external hard drive for Mac OS X Leopard’s Time Machine just as Paul Stamatiou pointed out.

This week, Circuit City has a decent sale on those 500-GB Western Digital vertical standing My Book series. The Essential Edition 2.0 only has USB 2.0 while the Home Edition features USB 2.0 but also FireWire 400, and eSATA. A $40 difference between the 500-GB Essential ($129.99) and Home Editions ($169.99) at Circuit City.

So it’s get the Home Edition for $40 more and use FireWire or buy the Essential Edition and a USB hub for $50 since my current hub is full.

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Gee Why

Dang, Circuit City sold out of the 500-GB drive on the first day of the sale.
Gee Why

Dang, Circuit City sold out of the 500-GB drive on the first day of the sale.
Wayne’s World

You can get it on sale this week at Best Buy for $169. If you sign up for a Best Buy Visa you can get $30 off as well.
Wayne’s World

You can get it on sale this week at Best Buy for $169. If you sign up for a Best Buy Visa you can get $30 off as well.
Wayne’s World

You can get it on sale this week at Best Buy for $169. If you sign up for a Best Buy Visa you can get $30 off as well.
Wayne’s World

You can get it on sale this week at Best Buy for $169. If you sign up for a Best Buy Visa you can get $30 off as well.
Gee Why

WW, thanks! Picked one up and Best Buy had plenty in stock. Not like Circuit City that sold out of their allotment of 3 drives the first day of the sale.
Gee Why

WW, thanks! Picked one up and Best Buy had plenty in stock. Not like Circuit City that sold out of their allotment of 3 drives the first day of the sale.