could you please tell me of it?
I wanna make myself perfect.

i dont know...i cant even find the mistake that you pointed out. is it on this page? becase i see nothing, and i couldnt be bothered giving an english lesson anyway

never mind.

Thinking bout getting a Harddrive for my laptop, all i can say is that my laptop is Packard Bell Easynote, was wondering if this HDD will work? Thanks in advance..

doubt it. i dont think many laptops can accommodate 3.5 inch hard drives. its usually 2.5 or smaller. you need to measure the width of your current hard drive and look for a laptop hard drive. they have different interfaces.

Ok then i will take the back off and have a look at what size it is

I dont think any laptops support 3.5" hard drives. They are too big and require too much power for them.

Laptops almost always use 2.5" drives though. You will just need to know if its a SATA or IDE drive.

btw, if you replace the hard drive in your laptop, you will have to reinstall windows to it and copy all of your information over to it. It may be easier to just get an external hard drive and plug it in.

depends if hes getting a performance gain out of the new drive. in that case, just get a hard drive enclosure and copnnect your old hard drive via usb to your laptop...after installing the OS of course.

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I dont think any laptops support 3.5" hard drives. They are too big and require too much power for them.

hah, yeah, i wasnt exactly sure on whether or not they even exist. probably back in the laptop dark ages...

lets try fitting that into a macbook air!

well, I do listen to songs, and one of my friend is selling away his iPod Touch (spotless) for just Rs. 3500 ($73).
Should I buy it?

What generation is it and what size? I have a 32gb 2nd gen ipod touch and I love it. Its fun to play around on.

its a first gen 16gb.
Could you explain me the differences between the first and second generations?
lol, I'm a noob at apple things tbh.

$73 isnt bad for first gen, 16gb touch.

I forget what all the differences are, but I know that the second gen has volume control buttons on the side and the 1st doesnt. The second gen also has built in bluetooth (which is pretty much only useful for bluetooth speakers).

The 1st gen may not have a built in speaker either, but I'm not sure.

Ima be gone a week, so I expect hii and Saransh to give some very good advice.

If I were to sell my first gen 2gb iPod nano (in original packaging), what could I expect to get for it? No scratches what so ever.

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Ima be gone a week, so I expect hii and Saransh to give some very good advice.

Pfft they're not the only knowledgeable people in these forums.

Look at Ebay. I do a search and look at completed listings to get an idea of how much I can get for something.