am interested in the Super Turbo 1000. Travel storage space for me is critical. Can anyone please inform me of the "collapsed size" (L xW x H)
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The compactness is not an issue but the weight of the battery makes the scooter extremely difficult for mobility once folded down. You may want to consider the lithium battery version since is smaller and weighs less
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Collapsed with seat and seat column removed it is 44inches long and depending if the handle bars are turned to the side of left parallel to the ground it is 20 in high (parallel handlebars) and 26 inches wide. With the handlebars turned to the side it is 15 inches wide and 28 inches high. I'm 65 years old and load it into my RV by myself. Not sure of the weight, but I feel it is manageable. It is a zippy little scooter that performs well and is very comfortable compared to others.
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Measurements while folded down are 44 1/2in x 11 1/2in x 16 1/2in Thanks, Adam
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Measurements while folded down are 44 1/2in x 11 1/2in x 16 1/2inThanks,Adam
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Guys, there is a thing called modding. My old H340 has an 80gb Perpendicular Drive in it.... Originally was 40gb... The drive makes my batter last a LOT longer, plus it has Rockbox (Rockbox.org) which increases it even further.
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This whole thing is a scam, nothing else. Nothing to do with cluster size.The drives have a capacity of maybe 16 gb or something, they are programmed to show more.I walked in a similar trap 3 years ago.If you have time to spend, google 'fake usb' or something like that.
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You are correct. Mine was split into a C and D drive, each with around 72 GB of free space. After you turn your N120 on, you have pop-ups from Samsung come up regarding their "Samsung Recovery Solution" and according to other reviews I've read, it is during this that you are given the opportunity to resize the two hard drives. What I read was that you will find 2 sliding bars which you will use to increase or decrease the two drives. You will have the 2 drives no matter what, your only option is how much "space" to give them. I am not very computer savvy and clicked thru these pop-ups as best as possible with out really unhderstanding them and wound up with 2 drives of 72 GB each. And I'm now told that if I want to change this I have to buy some software program designed to let you resize your drives and that I can no longer change it just with what I already own. This ticked me off to no end as all this "Samsung Recovery Solution" stuff comes up before you can get a look at the instruction/tutorial for the unit which is on the desktop of your unit. I was sorely tempted to say the unit was damaged and send it back for a new one just so I could avoid this now that I knew what to do with those pop-ups. This will pop up when you do the auto start registration of your unit. They really need a better paper, hard copy of the instructions/tutorial regarding the beginning stuff you come across after you turn your unit on. BTW, the above info regarding the sliding scales you use to determine your HD space is all 2nd to me from others in other reviews and from what I assumed when finally reading the tutorial...it is nothing I have seen first hand. I hope it all turns out ok for you, BC
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Hi, I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support and would like to offer our assistance. The exact dimensions are available on our datasheet: http://www.kingston.com/dataSheets/KHX16C9B1BK2_8.pdfHeight 30mm length 133.35mm per standard dimensions. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner
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Hey Fusion, I'm just dissapointed really. I mean i filled my Vision M 30 to max capacity, and you cant find the 60 Gb's of the Vision M or W any more. I just need more space man, lol. And i've been in the zen nation for 4 years starting with my first, the Zen Micro 5gb, and i dont want to have to leave the zen nation, i love their products. But one thing confused me in your post, what does "lack of moving parts mean"?
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More than enough space dude. You will be happy with this case, just try not to scratch it;) plenty of room for all types of upgrades.
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Hi. I don't know, since I mounted a main disk 240 Gb Corsair Force SSD and let a 750 Gb WD Caviar Black for storage I did not looked again in WD offers. This is crap and if it is discontinued much better for all the people who will not waist money for nothing. I let is for storage but disconeccted. I only connet it and save something there from time to time. Regards
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The dimensions... a little bit bigger than a 3.5" internal drive would be except a little taller. The venting is good and she doesnt overheat after 2 hours of movie watching from a file located on the drive. Windows7 Not compatible? -NOT TRUE.. I have my movie collection on this thing: Its compatible with my smart TV, Win7, Win8 and Mac Lion (Plugged in Physically and or networked in).. I have used each of these platforms with the 3Tb and without fail. Anyone tells you different, I would have a concern. I use mine every day. The only thing that could cause you an issue is if it came as a refurb from previous owner and that person re-partitioned the drive for some other purpose that isnt Win7 friendly. New and out of the box,, shes ready to go. Refurbed (if not) just needs a repartition and formatting. Good luck! -g
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Yes, it realy is 500GB. It is this capacity because it uses that extra space for additional wear leveling. This is known as over provisioning. The extra space needed for over provisioning on this drive is necessary because it is triple level cell technology. Because of this, the flash actually has less endurance than the generation before it. With the proper wear leveling though, this is compensated for, and the drive is designed to last for quite some time. If you are a heavy user (meaning professional video editing, or any other use case where you are writing more than 10GB a day everyday), you should get the pro line anyway, as that is still multi level cell, and has greater endurance. But if you do that kind of heavy work, you should probably be getting an enterprise grade drive anyway with single level cell technology. So yes, this drive is genuine and it is fantastic. It is actually close to one of the fastest drives on the market, and the only that I know of that is optimized for larger capacities. Most other brands (particularly LSISandforce drives) are designed to be fastest at ~256GB, so if you want a large drive that doesn't suffer because of it's size, this is it. Edit: BTW, there are some non-insightful posts below claiming this is because it is what you get after formatting. Know that formatting will always use some of the storage and you will end up with slightly less. But in this case, it will be actually lower than the 500GB as 500GB is what it would be raw, not after formatting. My 250GB Sansung 840 came out to about 233GB. This is also partially because, for whatever reason, the solid state world measures in Gibibytes (GiB) or 1000MiB, while the rest of the storage/computer world (except for the silly apple world) measures in Gigabytes(GB) of 1024MB.
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Yes, that's what I have. Only fault is that it's bit short. I was wanting something for highway speed. This is more for general storage
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My 1T and my 500G both fit in fine. They're both portable ones, but I assumed that was what you were asking about since I wouldn't want to put my desktop models in a carrying case.
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The super slim system that I bought was only 12GB. The was no "drive" to remove. You opened it up, put your hard drive in the bracket, slide the bracket and hard drive in the opening and that is it. That 12GB is never used by the system again. Why....I have no idea.
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Thank you, Chad. What an excellent site. I wound up buying the MK3008GAL (30gb ZIF 40 5mm) which was like the original replacement. It worked just fine of course but next time around, I wonder how large I could go and still conform to the built-in firmware limitations?
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I bought these: HGST Travelstar 7K1000 2.5-Inch 1TB 7200 RPM SATA III 32MB Cache Internal Hard Drive 0J22423. The fastest, largest drive I could find that fits the 9mm height limit. Be careful of the model; HGST makes other models at lower speed, etc.
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Sorry, biggest I have used is 32 GB. I like to keep image files on more smaller capacity cards. The ole "don't place all of your eggs in one basket" ploy
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While the Hyper box does not come in smaller sizes, I would recommend checking out the Sonic cargo box as well. It will be a bit smaller and cost effective than the 612 model.