Description:
Get a replacement Hard Disk Drive for your 5th Generation
iPod with Video (Revision 1 or 2) or Microsoft Zune Digital Media Player. This item is a brand new
Samsung SpinPoint N2 Hard Drive and will work in ALL iPod
Video units & Microsoft Zune gen 1 Players. Samsung 120GB SpinPoint N2 Hard
Drive for 5th Gen iPod w/ Video & Microsoft Zune gen 1 Players.
Note:
This item is compatible with All iPod
Video & Microsoft Zune gen 1 models, and can be used to UPGRADE a 30/60/80GB
iPod Video to a 120GB iPod Video & and
from a 30GB Zune to a 120GB Zune. This does require a larger backing
for the iPod if you are upgrading a 30GB to a 120GB. Zune players do
not need a larger backing.
To check and see which revision you have, simply browse to the settings on your iPod
and click on "About". If your model number matches any of the
ones
below then you can upgrade your iPod Video/Zune to a 120GB drive:
Fifth-Enhanced (5.5G) Generation (Video)
* 30GB white: MA444LL/A
* 30GB black: MA446LL/A
* 80GB white: MA448LL/A
* 80GB black: MA450LL/A
Fifth (5.0G) Generation (Video)
* 30GB white:
MA002LL/A
* 30GB black:
MA146LL/A
* 60GB white: MA003LL/A
* 60GB black: MA147LL/A
* 30GB U2: MA452LL/A
Microsoft Zune Digital Media
Player
*
30GB Brown JS8-00003
*
30GB Black JS8-00001
*
30GB White JS8-00002
Chalk-up two more this morning with the world's highest
capacity 1.8- and 2.5-inch hard disk drives. We already knew they
were working a 250GB version of their 2.5-inch, SATA 1.5Gbps (and
PATA)
SpinPoint M5 spinning at 5,400rpm. It'll bring an 8MB cache,
24dB whine when idle, 2W power consumption, and 12-ms average seek
time when it hits later in the month. According to Samsung, that
makes this the largest 2.5-inch disk in a
9.5-mm profile -- whatever. The newly announced 1.8-inch
SpinPoint N2 however, brings a world's first 120GB capacity to
portable handheld devices like UMPCs (pictured) and perhaps -- if
Sammy is real lucky -- future iPods. As such, the N2 spins at
3,600rpm or 4,200rpm with a 15-ms average seek and sub-1W power
consumption to help keep your portable device, portable. Production
of the 1.8-incher begins in July although we're pretty sure they're
already providing samples to OEMs. Hear that Apple? Your
80GB iPod is starting to smell a bit stale. At least toss in a
100GB Toshiba disk for all those movies you're trying to sell
us.
Taken from http://www.engadget.com for informative purposes only.
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