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640Gb Laptop HD for only 50$$
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...D&promoid=1265

50$ is such as good price, its normally 110$!
sale ends on Dec 8th or when stock runs out so buy it quick!

easy upgrade and will definitely boost hd performance with its dual 320gb platters.
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If your 300 gb is 2*150 gb platters, then the different should be big, also the newer drives tend to have better access times (latency).

It is normally as simple as that... but you need a desktop to transfer the files from one drive to another, unless you have an ESata port on your laptop. I have an ExpressPort to esata adapter + cable if you need to borrow...

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