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jd
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 Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 7:13 am Post subject: Old Conner HDD |
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Old laptop Conner HDD.
Pulled out of an old Tandy laptop, is this Conner HDD.
Size unknowned, but good shape and lots of chips onboard.
Asking $5 shipped.
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CPUShack
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Hippo
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| Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 11:50 am Post subject: |
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| My first Hard Drive was a 20MB conner IIRC. I remember having to try and cram DOS, Windows and Wolfenstien 3D on it lol |
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sammyc
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LOL, glin glin, u do try everything...
What were the rebadged Maxtors called again?
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jd
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hahahaaaaalmao
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Marcin
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About half year ago I bought for my friend who collect HDDs : Seagate 20 MB HDD from desktop PC. It had size about 4 x standard 3,5" HDD 
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