Testseek.com have collected 14 expert reviews of the Western Digital Scorpio Black SATA300 WD-BJKT Series and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital Scorpio Black SATA300 WD-BJKT Series.
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Abstract: While SSDs are taking the spotlight when it comes to ultimate performance, many people still prefer the much lower cost per gigabyte of traditional hard drives. For whomever wants to pick up 320GB (or more) of storage for $100, SSDs simply aren’t an op...
Abstract: The Western Digital 320 GB Scorpio Black is a truly remarkable hard drive. It combines an incredibly large storage capacity and the performance level of a 7200 RPM desktop hard drive in a small 2.5" form factor. Although Scorpio Black faltered In ...
Abstract: Video Review: The WD Scorpio Black line of 2.5" SATA HDDs are currently available in five different sizes ranging from 80GB to 320GB. They are also available with or without free-fall sensor. The Western Digital Scorpio Black 320GB 2.5" Hard Drive (WD3200BJKT) is one of the fastest, most secure & quietest high capacity 2.5" HDDs on market. Watch the video to find out more...
The WD Scorpio Black 320GB notebook hard drive is slightly faster than the WD Scorpio Blue notebook series, but faces tough competition from competing brands. ...
Abstract: of the Solid State Drives in 2008, we should be able to overcome this bottleneck in our portable PCs, unfortunately pricing is still quite high and disk size is limited to a fraction of what the good old hard drives are capable of.In this business wor...
Abstract: With concerns for battery life and operating temperature, manufacturers often saddle laptops with hard drives than don’t run as fast or as hot as their desktop brethren. But with a 7,200 rotational speed usually found in a desktop drive, a 16MB cache, ...
Are solid-state flash drives really ready to take the reigns from traditional mechanical storage? There are two components to this question, the first of which is whether solid-state storage is fast enough to take on the speediest mechanical drives on ...
Published: 2008-10-14, Author: Chris , review by: tweaktown.com
Many enthusiasts are turning to notebooks for their portability and high performance. As prices drop on high performance models like my Lenovo T61p, more power users will look for a base model that can be easily upgraded with aftermarket parts. One ...
Abstract: Support wise we get the same phone and email options as a standard desktop drive and the warranty is 3-5 Years depending on your region. Then on the value front it is hard to fault the Scorpio Black, as it retails for..
