[?]Best place to buy hardware

I am new to hardware and I am seeking trust worthy hardware providers? As well as the best place to get good deals?

I am currently seeking a new harddrive for my Dell pc. I was thinking of getting a Western Digital Caviar WD1200JB 120 GB. This is the smae brand of my current harddrive which is a 40gb, what do U think is this a good choice?

I also need a wireless router and I have no idea what I should go with? Are there any router that can act as a hardware firewall?

"Max" wrote in message
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I am new to hardware and I am seeking trust worthy hardware providers? As
well as the best place to get good deals?

I am currently seeking a new harddrive for my Dell pc. I was thinking of
getting a Western Digital Caviar WD1200JB 120 GB. This is the smae brand of
my current harddrive which is a 40gb, what do U think is this a good choice?

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If you are not in a hurry wait tuil compusa, circuit city, office max, or
other local stores put it on sale with a rebate. Otherwise try
www.newegg.com
I have used them and they give very good service.

On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 16:40:05 -0500, Max wrote:

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I am currently seeking a new harddrive for my Dell pc. I was thinking of getting a Western Digital Caviar WD1200JB 120 GB. This is the smae brand of my current harddrive which is a 40gb, what do U think is this a good choice?

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BigMAX:

Newegg.com, AICmicro & Monatch Computer are all price_sensitive, reliable
hardware venders. Check "resellerrating.com" before you use ANY online
vender.

on Sat January 31 2004 4:40 pm, Max decided to enlighten us with:

I am new to hardware and I am seeking trust worthy hardware providers? As
well as the best place to get good deals?

I am currently seeking a new harddrive for my Dell pc. I was thinking of
getting a Western Digital Caviar WD1200JB 120 GB. This is the smae brand
of my current harddrive which is a 40gb, what do U think is this a good
choice?

I also need a wireless router and I have no idea what I should go with?
Are there any router that can act as a hardware firewall?

www.zipzoomfly.com
www.newegg.com


Wireless router that has built-in hardware firewall:

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Produc...uctCode=252281

From PCWorld on that router:

"Little by little, Wi-Fi (802.11) wireless networking is taking over the
world. If you're ready to invest in a Wi-Fi router, we recommend an 802.11g
model. This new standard is compatible with the pervasive 802.11b spec--but
if you set up an all-11g network, you'll zip along about four times faster
than 11b can sustain.


Our pick, Linksys's WRT54G, packs 802.11g's speed into the company's
signature blue-and-black case. The unit is easy to install and contains a
solid firewall..."



--
Big Daddy Ruel Smith

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