320gb Desktop Drive £59.99

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320GB Seagate FreeAgent™ Desktop Drive


Manufacturer: Seagate

• 320GB external hard drive
• Ideal storage for large digital music, photo, video, personal data and multimedia files
• Blazingly fast 7200rpm high performance to effortlessly handle large amounts of data
• Whisper quiet and cool operation
• USB 2.0 interface
• 5-year limited warranty

Computers come and go, but your content should always be nearby. The FreeAgent™ desktop drive is the best place to gather and access all of your important photos, movies, music, games and documents. Simply plug in the power and the USB cable and you’re ready to go. To help eliminate the slightest bit of worry,
we’ve even included a five-year limited warranty.



http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=217654&TabID=1&source=1&doy=3m9


GREAT BUY !!!!!

WELL WORTH THE MONEY

THESE WHERE £99

cundall

£12 more for an extra 180 gig: IE 500gig

http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/124035

Advocate

Sounds so cheap, I think I'll get one. Thanks OP.

It's amazing how things change... I remember when a 500MB (half a gigabyte) external hard drive was £200...!

And now you can get one that holds 640 times as much data for a third of the price... incredible.

Advocate

Oh, and don't forget 3% Quidco.

Sid_Harper

Maplin were doing Western Digital 500Gb external for £59.99 at their new store in Harrow this weekend gone. Don't know about today though. Tempted but I already have a 500Gb and a 250Gb for backups of important stuff so no need really - you'll have a terabyte at this price in 6-12 months!

Horlock

Dont forget to sign up for the news letter for money off before orderimg

maddoglewis

Amazon are also doing a Lacie 500gb external hard drive for £66 with free delivery.

yumzone

Is that any good not heard of that make?

Odd_Fellow

yumzone wrote: »

Is that any good not heard of that make?

Lacie has been around for years - initially it was Mac only but as Mac and PC now share USB interfaces (and Firewire) Lacie has a much bigger audience.

Naturally, Lacie don't manufacture the drives, just the enclosures and the interface electronics. I have a Lacie 250Gb external which works very well. 2 years old and going strong.

sillygoose

I picked up an excellent quality Iomega 320GB external drive in Staples about a week ago for £54.99 (£5 cheaper instore than the flyer price)

also direct from Iomega for £56 with free shipping
http://www.iomega-europe.com/item?SID=14aa8e08ae91895693d1a3d1035c8ce70ac:4735&sku=131133641

Pieman1972

Now back to 99.99 (although there are Maxtor ones 320Gb for 59.99)