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    Extra HDD

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by rjtd, Aug 27, 2005.

  1. rjtd

    rjtd Notebook Consultant

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    Greets.
    I was looking at the dummy bay of my w3n and I just wonder:
    Isn't this supposed to take a second HDD? It has all the holes on it, as well as the perfect match size for a second HDD.
    What else is needed to use it as a hdd container?
     
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    PROPortable Company Representative

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    I'm mentioned this a dozen time or more and I could swear you've been in on those conversations..... the travelers drawer is the same drawer you'll buy when you buy the 2nd hdd kit....... those holes are for the screws....... the kit just comes with that drawer, screws, and the converter board that attaches to the hard drive and then into the computer. You can NOT pick up just that board....... you need to pick up the kit. I haven't found an easier way to do it.... and the kits are only like $30 or something like that.
     
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    rjtd Notebook Consultant

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    Thanks.
    I'm sorry. I guess I did not read that info.
     
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    No, no one usually reads the posts about stuff like that unless they're already looking for it.... it's understandable.
     
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