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How Much Space Is Really In There For A HDD?
Yellow1, I'm looking in your direction. heh

New MessageHow Much Space Is Really In There For A HDD? (modified 0 times) wordsmith
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Just so everyone knows, what size laptop drives fit inside the GCT case? I know a 9mm or 9.5mm MUST fit, but does the Fujitsu 4GB 12.7mm mentioned on badflash fit? It said:

"Not recommended for the IMOD3, but works well with the IMOD2.
Drive has been tested and works great with IOPENERS, Webplayers,
and the new Gateway Connected Touchpad (GCT)."

Works great as in spins up, etc? Or works great as in fits?

Thanks, Just wanted to clear that up because I heard its tight in there.

Off to eBay!!

* WordsmitH
05-08-2001 23:24:01

New MessageRE:How Much Space Is Really In There For A HDD? (modified 0 times) yellow1
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I took out the modem for which I had know use and put in a 9.5mm drive that fits...barely !
05-09-2001 00:17:32

New MessageRE:How Much Space Is Really In There For A HDD? (modified 0 times) shaxs
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I think I will cut a hole in the back of the case (the size of a hd) and use a project case without a top to cover the hole to use a 3.5 inch drive with an extra power supply in there somewhere. Much rather have a hug Hd... Might look kinda dumb but oh well.
05-09-2001 08:30:40

New MessageRE:How Much Space Is Really In There For A HDD? (modified 0 times) yellow1
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might be hard to fit with the stand that's screwed in the middle...
05-09-2001 12:52:19

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