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IOMEGA Prestige 1TB Desktop 3.5" External Hard Drive $134.95

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IOMEGA Prestige 1TB Desktop 3.5" External Hard Drive $134.95
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Store Repdanilochan on 30/07/2009 - 11:23 shoppingsquare.com.au (230 clicks)
Last edited 30/07/2009 - 11:26
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IOMEGA Prestige 1TB Desktop External Hard Drive, 3.5" HD USB2.0

  • 1TB (1000GB) Hard Drive
  • Easy-to-use : Simple USB 2.0 interface; just plug and play
  • Stylish & Durable : Stylish drive, available in a dark silver brushed finish; sturdy aluminum construction with included stand
  • Secure : EMC® Retrospect HD (PC) license is included for easy file backup (software available via easy download)

Pick up @ www.apus.com.au

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Apply above coupon code and and get it @ $134.95 + Shipping from www.shoppingsquare.com.au

Shipping:
$9.99 Australia wide with transit insurance
$5.00 for each additional unit or combine order with other items

Offer until this Sat 1/8/2009

Computing Computer Peripheral External Hard Drive

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  • deanau on 30/07/2009 - 11:26

    Will officeworks match this?

    • [Deactivated] on 30/07/2009 - 11:33
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      Since Officeworks don't stock it, it seems unlikely.

  • RandomNinja on 30/07/2009 - 11:29

    Do we know the spec of the HDD inside? ie: brand, model?

  • skinny on 30/07/2009 - 12:13

    I can see it has 7200rpm with 8MB cache.. not sure what make disk inside!

  • megaloman on 30/07/2009 - 12:32

    according to amazon.com, it's a Seagate.

  • GreenGuava on 30/07/2009 - 13:49

    I'm not sure if there is a pick-up option when ordering online, but be careful if you're thinking about walking into the store to buy this in person, as it seems the shop price is actually $175.40

    http://www.apus.com.au/products_search.php?key=iomega+presti…

    Given the OP is a rep, maybe they could clarify?

  • cperry on 30/07/2009 - 14:40

    I wouldn't touch a Seagate drive witha barge pole. Over 20 years, EVERY single one I ever had died within 12 months.

    • skinny on 30/07/2009 - 14:51

      I am not sure how many disks you are talking about, I have about 6 disks for over 10 years, none of them have failed.

      The common issue I have always had was maxtor electronics failing (3 times on 3 cases).

      Seagate are generally reliable and are commonly used in high-end storage arrays used by telcos, banks, etc.

  • Zero Sydney on 30/07/2009 - 15:07

    I don't like Iomega due to how they treated non USA residents about their "click of death", couldn't trust them at all.

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