2.5" WD Portable Passport HDD 160GB - $59 @ Australia Post
This was posted 423 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
Saw this at my post office. Not a bad deal for a quality WD product and if you want portable storage for a good price. Comes with 3 year warranty I think. Turns out cheaper per GB than the recent DSE WD 400GB deal. They also have the Maxtor variant for the same price.
Previously they had the 120GB for the same price. Happy hunting.
Yeah not in the catalogue but available at the clearance price countrywide where stocks are available.
Passport or elements? The 2.5” elements 160GB drives are still at some officeworks stores for either $59 or $69. I picked one up a while back and saw they still had some at the OW near Success, WA.
Link for catalogue - without 160 Gig but with 1T
http://catalogue.auspost.com.au/portal/dynamiccatalogue?Cata...
McLarenMercedes,
Did you pick this up at Kingsford Post office, NSW (They had one lonely 160 HDD left)
I suspect this was clearing old stock.
Nah, this was a Canberra post office and they still had stock this afternoon
For a laptop yes.. for a desktop, you’d need a converter cable..
How easy it is to remove the case I’m unsure..
But why?
you need a very specific drive model to upgrade your 360 hard drive…
You need to do some (more) research..
only 120Gb of the new drive will be recognised..
you can buy pre-made generic brand 360 hard drives from dealextreme.com for only a bit more..
Buying from Dealextreme is too easy. I like to play around with things.
I pulled apart my sisters 120gb WD portable. It uses a WD1200BEAS-00URT0 which people claim is compatible. Some WD 160gb models work but are limited to 120gb.
My post office is trying to get one transferred from another store. They are hard to find in Brisbane.
Why not just buy your sister a replacement drive?
Since you can only use 120Gb of it anyway..
or is that the plan with the one you’ve ordered?
Maxtor is now owned by Seagate - and has seagate drives inside. Seagate drives have the lowest failure rate and offer 5 year warranty. No other hard drive has a 5 year warranty.
Seagate drives have the lowest failure rate and offer 5 year warranty. No other hard drive has a 5 year warranty.
Seagate was the first to offer a 5 year warranty if I recall correctly, but I am pretty sure all of the other brands offer at least some HDDs with the same length of coverage.
See the Western Digital warranty list for example.
sounds like ur calling their fax number, or they have their fax set to auto-receive all calls as faxes.
guys even if you find a compatible bevs hdd for a 360 it’s not as simple as plug and play, hit up my site http://muppet-modding.com for more info and help on this if you like but don’t just buy assuming it’s easy
Tried 3 post offices and finally got one. It was the last one they had in that store


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Here we go again…last time these were elusive as lockness