At Newegg, free shipping…only @249.99 with the $20 promo code…EMCACAAB
One terabyte from seagate…
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148274&nm_mc=EMC-IGNEMEHDD022908T&cm_mmc=EMC-IGNEMEHDD022908T--InternalHardDrives--L0A-_-22148274
Yo maineman-
Good find-
25 [B][I][U]cents[/U][/I][/B] a gigabyte - whooda thunk-eh??
at Fry’s on this weekend’s ad even better. $235 seagate 1tb serial ata/300. or $230 1tb WD greenpower serial ata/300 in retail box.
ps: just check on there website, it is " Seagate 1TB Serial ATA/300 7200RPM 32MB Buffer ST1000340AS" and " WD Caviar GP Series SERIAL ATA/300 7200RPM 16MB BUFFER"
Who would want a WD when you can get the seagate ST7200.11, very high sustain transfer rate, much faster than the WD
[QUOTE=ghetocowboy;2010903]Who would want a WD when you can get the seagate ST7200.11, very high sustain transfer rate, much faster than the WD[/QUOTE]
I thought the same 
WD GP is not for performance enthusiasts (like myself) and the Seagate 1 TB will be my next HDD buy if WD didn’t make perfomance 1TB like Seagate
Till then , my WD 500GB SE16 will serve me well 
[QUOTE=ghetocowboy;2010903]Who would want a WD when you can get the seagate ST7200.11, very high sustain transfer rate, much faster than the WD[/QUOTE]
People building a HTPC who want a quiet drive that won’t cook their eggs in the morning. To them the additional performance isn’t needed. I would think the WD spinning at 5400 RPM and operating at a significantly lower temperature would be more reliable for data storage as well.