what kind or size of hard disc drive you're using for this kind of product
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Please elaborate the question to help you better ... what do you mean by "what kind of hard disc"? It has a built in 30GB hard drive. For average quality recordings, it covers several hours of clips. Then I transfer them to my laptop. Does that help?
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Checked Dell. The computer is discontinued. I takes a 2.5 inch SATA drive. I guess it depends on the health of your gear if it's worth it.
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I am really sure but, you would probably lose 3-4 GB of data because of manufacture formatting, I would suggest go with 2TB.
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Toshiba MK2552GSX2.5-inch SATA 250 GB Hard Disk Drive <---- If this is your hard drive. The link : 2.5-Inch USB 2.0 Aluminum External SATA Hard Drive Enclosure (Silver) Is the one you need.Hope that helps.Sincerely,A.Hansen
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You'll need to ask Buffalo. The hardware device is reported as "gendisk" (generic disk) by my Device Manager. The only way I could establish which manufacturer made my Drive Station hard disk would be to remove the cover. Obviously I don't want to do that. Many computer and peripheral manufacturers change their hard drive providers (bidding for cost-savings) during the manufacturing runs of their devices so you have to ask Buffalo to be sure about what you will get. I can tell you that mine has been a sturdy and reliable drive regardless of what is inside it.
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As J.C. says, any brand will work. I would first find the storage capacity you need in a SATA 3.5" then look at reviews of the hard drives. I have used Seagate, Western Digital, and Hitachi. I don't stick to any one brand anymore, they all have good and bad models/batches.
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I'm with Eric. Two standard discs are cheaper than one DL disc, and more reliable. The only reason to use a DL disc is if you have a single chunk of data bigger than 4.7GB that has to go on one disc. In any event, please don't buy this brand -- they're unreliable, in my painful experience.
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It must be a laptop drive. My Western Digital Blue was just a couple millimeters too thick to fit properly but I can live with it.
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I had to buy an external hard drive with a CD/DVD, storage, and burn ability. I use the latest Word, Power point, and data program; they work very well and fast. I am very satisfied.
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I made the misstake of ordering a regular hard drive before i knew there was a differnce but here is a link to one i just found right here on Amazon Seagate SV35 3TB 7200RPM SATA 6-Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Drive for Video Surveillance ST3000VX000
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It is the standard 2.5" hard drive. the "2.5 inches" refers to the diameter of the platters inside the drive, not the external dimension.
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This is a standard sized drive, same size as other desktop cd/dvd drives. If you are replacing an existing cd/dvd, it should fit without any problems.
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For the descriptions of the size of your hard drive, it is a 3.5" disc drive. It will fit in this enclosure for sure but it would be an over-kill. The enclosure is designed for 5.25" Optical drives (such as DVD, Blu-ray, CD burner) but I am sure that you can connect your hard drive to the enclosure. You just need to secure your smaller disc properly in the enclosure. One thing to make sure is that this box has only SATA (serial) interface to your hard disk. If you hard disc is a PATA or IDE disc (parallel interface with a 40-pin connector), it won't work with this enclosure.
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I'd say approximately 200-225, depending on how big your double CD's are. This gives you a little room to move things around, too. You don't want to make things TOO cramped in one of these holders. The 225 is a guess, while I'm confident that 200 is easily achievable. You'll be buying new discs, so you might want to leave some room.
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Amazon have been sending me the WD20EARS-00MVWB0!If you do buy it, please buy it thru my Amazon Store, its the same price and I get a small kickback from the sale.http://astore.amazon.com/brisperpag-20/detail/B002ZCXK0IGreat drive btw, use this for my main data partition and for an external backup drive on many servers.
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I have 4 Western Digital Red 3TB drives in mine. It has been running non-stop since I bought it. The best investment I've made in computer hardware in long time. Segate and Western digital will both work in it. Not sure if differnt size drives will work though.
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Hi Adrian, my 9mm hard disk (standard size 2.5 inch hard disk) seems to be the max this enclosure can take (it is a bit of a squeeze inside the enclosure). Anything fatter would be a problem I reckon. For any fatter hard disk I would go for the Vantec enclosure which specifically states support for 12.5mm thickness.