IIRC the height was a factor on 2.5" drives, 9mm to 20mm was common in the
olden days ...
Tony Lambert
Lead DBA
Xansa
hampshire-bounces@??? wrote on 08/08/2007 19:06:32:
>
> Let me explain, I have an old 2.5" 4gb hard disk from an old laptop,I
decided
> to purchase a 2.5" USB enclosure for the drive. But it won't fit, the
drive
> seem thicker than the case, if I was brutual I might get it to fit or
knowing
> my luck get it stuck half way.
>
> Were older 2.5" drives thicker than the current 2.5" drives??
>
> Tim
>
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