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Hello.

I've looked at the Sony x505, and it seems like a really sexy computer.
I like the compact size of it, but I'm concerned about the low
capacity of the harddrive. It has a 20gig harddrive. I look
at medical images on my laptop. So 20gigs seems rather anemic.

Will Sony come out with the same compact model with a larger harddrive
capacity? What other products are out there that compare to the
sony x505 in terms of compactness? Image quality is also an important
concern too.

Any info? thanks.

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On 13 Jul 2004 13:41:40 -0700, DaLoveRhino@hotmail.com (Love Rhino)
wrote:
>I've looked at the Sony x505, and it seems like a really sexy computer.
>I like the compact size of it, but I'm concerned about the low
>capacity of the harddrive. It has a 20gig harddrive. I look
>at medical images on my laptop. So 20gigs seems rather anemic.

The X505 uses a 1.8" diameter hard drive - the largest of these is
40GB. I think some versions of the X505 have this, but if not you
could upgrade.
For similar-style laptops, check out www.dynamism.com.
Emanuel

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"E Brown" <epbrown01@att.net> wrote in message
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> On 13 Jul 2004 13:41:40 -0700, DaLoveRhino@hotmail.com (Love Rhino)
> wrote:
> >I've looked at the Sony x505, and it seems like a really sexy computer.
> >I like the compact size of it, but I'm concerned about the low
> >capacity of the harddrive. It has a 20gig harddrive. I look
> >at medical images on my laptop. So 20gigs seems rather anemic.
>
> The X505 uses a 1.8" diameter hard drive - the largest of these is
> 40GB. I think some versions of the X505 have this, but if not you
> could upgrade.
> For similar-style laptops, check out www.dynamism.com.


The 1.8" laptop drives are no advantage.

They are all very slow 4200 rpm units.

I would stay away from any laptops
that use a 1.8" drive -- except
perhaps for a very lightweight
travel unit to only read e-mail
and browse the net.



dk

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