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    whats the difference between these 2 ibm hdds?

    http://www.us.buy.com/retail/compute...245435&loc=223

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    http://www.us.buy.com/retail/product...260063&loc=101

    these 2 looks like same hdd but second one costs $17 more.can anyone find difference between these 2?

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    They look the same to me, except one says it has "cache/data size=none" while the other says "data buffer=2mb" Maybe one dosen't have any cache? Beats me.

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    also their part numbers are different.im thinking.. maybe buy.com is trying to rip off some dumb customers.

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    The price diff is the amount usually seen between "OEM" and "Retail" .

    This means usually that the Retail package includes the 40pin 80wire double grounded cable..

    My guess is that they left off the word "Retail" off the description

    DrVette

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    Neither can be found @ the IBM websight.
    They aren't showing any 45gig deskstars at all.
    Beats Me

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