Whats the difference between these two HDD- WD Blue and Caviar blue?

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1- Caviar was an old series / version and it was relatively Cheaper.
2- Blue is new series and its an expensive drive, But performance wise its a much better drive.
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Blood181

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The only difference in WD is blue black red green. The WD Blue to Caviar blue is just a different naming conventions for different models. Get the cheaper of the two.
 
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No difference technically. WD simply decided to drop the word "caviar" from their range to avoid confusion and simplify the range. Now you only need to choose by colour.

As it stands, a "caviar" blue drive will just be older (and therefore possibly cheaper) than a "blue" drive which isn't called "caviar" any more in the adverts.
 
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1- Caviar was an old series / version and it was relatively Cheaper.
2- Blue is new series and its an expensive drive, But performance wise its a much better drive.
|http://www.memory4less.com/m4l_psearch.aspx?rid=41&p=&q=Western%20Digital%20Hard%20Drive&m=784&a1=&a2=
 
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