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Seagate FreeAgent Xtreme 500GB (free shipping with coupon) $159.99 $49.99
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Seagate FreeAgent Xtreme 1.5TB (free shipping with coupon) $209.99 $129.99
Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 250GB $79.99 $24.99
Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 750GB (free shipping with coupon) $139.99 $69.99
Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 1TB (free shipping with coupon) $179.99 $79.99
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Everything's sold out except the Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 750GB (free shipping with coupon) $139.99 $69.99
ayk
Nerdy Member
posted: Mar. 11, 2010 @ 12:34p
Didn't this sale start on Monday or Tuesday? You can sign up with Seagate and get advance notice of sale start time, that's how I knew these were on sale earlier this week.
mattlaw said: nothing on the list worth buying, all old models that nobody wanted
Interestingly, I bought a $40 200GB external Seagate (outlet) drive about a year ago. It died in December 2009, six months after purchase. I had a bunch of photos I'd scanned onto the thing, so instead of sending it back, I disassembled the beast, in the hopes of waking the drive up outside the enclosure.
And what did I find inside? A 200GB IDE drive that was actually manufactured in 2006. Mattlaw is in fact correct. I had always wondered about what had happened to all those IDE drives with the onset of the wide introduction of the SATA drive. What is crazy is that the 5 year warranty applied ... to what would've been an eight year old drive at the end of its life ... if it had lasted that long.
wolfsmane said: You are way late to this party. Wasted your time listing all those drives when the 750 is the only drive thats been available for the last 2 days.
and repost. Thanks police, i didnt see it posted and yes i know it started a few days before. so?
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