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David Kell
I got the new slim Xbox 360 for christmas which means I never play the original one anymore. This may be a stupid question but I'm just wondering if anyone knows a way of turning the old hard drive into a Portable hard drive for my computer
Who ever is the first person to give me a REAL ANSWER i'll vote the best answer
Answer
I'm not sure if you can turn a old hard drive into a portable one for your computer, but there is another option. You can buy a Xbox 360 USB hard drive. This is pretty much your only option unless you are VERY tech savvy (s-a-v-v-y) and you can re- arrange the components so that you can use it as a computer hard drive. So yeah.
The Xbox 360 flash drive is available with 8GB memory for ~$30.
You can get the 16GB version for ~$55.
Check at amazon for price comparisons. Actually, let me just give you the link:
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-Flash-SanDisk-SDCZGXB-016G-A11/dp/B003EV7ED8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1300813571&sr=8-1
I hope this helped!
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I'm not sure if you can turn a old hard drive into a portable one for your computer, but there is another option. You can buy a Xbox 360 USB hard drive. This is pretty much your only option unless you are VERY tech savvy (s-a-v-v-y) and you can re- arrange the components so that you can use it as a computer hard drive. So yeah.
The Xbox 360 flash drive is available with 8GB memory for ~$30.
You can get the 16GB version for ~$55.
Check at amazon for price comparisons. Actually, let me just give you the link:
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-Flash-SanDisk-SDCZGXB-016G-A11/dp/B003EV7ED8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1300813571&sr=8-1
I hope this helped!
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Can someone recommend a dell cpu model that is built in to handle 2 monitors?
sk8r_punk
I'd love a 24" to 20" monitors. And I want this cpu to be 500 gb hard drive and 4 or 6 gb memory. and if possible with a HD 7770 video card or HD6850. Thanks.
Answer
The misconception of the term CPU aside, a couple of pointers that hopefully will help you make the right decision:
1. Just about every laptop (portable computer) nowadays has a port to which you can attach an external monitor. So don't worry about any specific model numbers.
2. The specifications you mention sound pretty good and all round. So what you need to do is determine how much money you want to spend on a computer, and then buy one with these specifications, which price comes closest to your budget.
3. Stay away from Dell, Packard Bell and Fujitsu. These brands offer computers for very attractive prices, but the quality / price ratio is not good. Do yourself a favor, and go for a brand like Lenovo, HP, or Acer.
If you doubt this point, just take a look at yahoo answers, and see how many problems are related to Dell computers in comparison to the other three.
The misconception of the term CPU aside, a couple of pointers that hopefully will help you make the right decision:
1. Just about every laptop (portable computer) nowadays has a port to which you can attach an external monitor. So don't worry about any specific model numbers.
2. The specifications you mention sound pretty good and all round. So what you need to do is determine how much money you want to spend on a computer, and then buy one with these specifications, which price comes closest to your budget.
3. Stay away from Dell, Packard Bell and Fujitsu. These brands offer computers for very attractive prices, but the quality / price ratio is not good. Do yourself a favor, and go for a brand like Lenovo, HP, or Acer.
If you doubt this point, just take a look at yahoo answers, and see how many problems are related to Dell computers in comparison to the other three.
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