I purchased a Drobo off of Amazon the other day so I could backup all of the files on my computer in a more reliable way. It essentially takes all of my data, and stores it on up to 4 HDD’s inside of it. One of the nice things about it is that it’s redundant. This means that if any hard drive were to fail inside the Drobo, I can replace it without losing any data. This is because the other HDD’s in it also have the same data stored on them. So it makes it very difficult for me to lose any of my data. Which is a very, very good thing. =]

I will be replacing the dc power jack cable and dc power jack cable in fast motion on my HP Pavillion DV5000 series laptop. This video was made just for fun. h10032.www1.hp.com Brand: HP Model: Pavillion dv5035nr Music by: BES Song: #270 www.besbeats.com www.myspace.com/playarythmns.com

this video show how to put a harddisk into a laptop without using a s-ATA cable!

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this video was uploaded for Telos954 on how to repair a hp laptop’s dc jack, specifically the hp ze2000

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just showing how to repair most hp laptop ac adaptors for cheap. in this video im using my old hp ze 2000

This is a short glimpse into the process of adding an SSD to your macbook Pro while maintaining your current hard drive. This is achieved by sacrificing your superdrive in favor of a 9.5mm SATA adapter. This adapter allows any 9.5mm drive bay to be turned into a standard 2.5″ hard drive bay. My machine now runs an 80GB Intel G2 SSD and the original 500GB stock drive. I will be following this video with an in-depth, technical look into ssds and their abilities (within the Mac environment). Stay tuned.

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mac-ssd-drives.com – An aging G5 Apple imac gets a speed bump by installing a 2.5″ laptop size SATA II SSD into a 3.5″ full size case for use in desktop computers like the imac and Mac Pro towers. It should be noted most Macs – especially _consumer_ Macs prior to 2008 – only have SATA I speed controller chips. This isn’t a big technical issue because SATA II spec is backwards compatible. But in older Apple laptop and desktop systems – you don’t necessarily need to buy the most expensive, fastest SSD drive: Midrange ssd’s tend to match SATA I interface speeds quite well.