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iHP-140

HashSlinging · 2009-05-07 22:43:51

OldSkool!! I've an old mp3 player and I read on Wikipedia thats it possible to upgrade the hdd. Did anyone do this, as the HDDs have reached huge capacity since this unit came out, and I'd like to upgrade as its just so robust and has been 100% reliable. it would be a shame to replace it.

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OldSkool!!

I've an old mp3 player and I read on Wikipedia thats it possible to upgrade the hdd. Did anyone do this, as the HDDs have reached huge capacity since this unit came out, and I'd like to upgrade as its just so robust and has been 100% reliable.

it would be a shame to replace it.

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After doing some research myself seems these old players can be upgraded to 120 or the latest 280 Gig from Toshiba. The 280 Gig is fairly expensive.

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