" Got the rebate deal on the Hitachi 200GB 16MB 7200RPM SATA Notebook HD - $139.50 after $30 Hitachi Rebate (up to 5 per loc/cust - current rebate applies to purchases from 3/17 to 3/31/2008). 3yr Hitachi Warranty.
And...
We're now at $135.00 straight purchase price for Seagate Momentus 200GB 7200.2 16MB SATA NoteBook Drive with G-Force (anti-shock) Protection - 3yr Warranty fulfilled by OWC (no Seagate Factory direct warranty)
Both good deals for 7200RPM SATA Notebook drives.
Best Regards,
Lawrence R. O'Connor
Other World Computing"

Other notebook drives up to 320GB and several models of desktop drives up to 1TB are also on the site specials page.

"I contacted M-Audio recently about the lack of updates on the M-Audio Revolution 5.1 driver updates for over 2 years. I got an interesting response saying I should be on the lookout for updated drivers around the end of this Month (March 2008)... I personally won't hold my breath with their current track record on the subject.
-Bryan

Begin forwarded message:
From: M-Audio Feedback (feedback@m-audio.com)
Date: March 19, 2008 10:09:15 PM CDT
Subject: RE: Lack of Driver updates for Revolution 5.1 Mac

Hi Bryan, Thanks for reaching out and sorry about the delay. We are working on Leopard drivers for Revolution. There are still some significant issues that we struggle with, which is why you have not seen us launch beta versions like we did with the rest of our product line. I believe we are pretty close though and the target is to publish the drivers by month end.
Hope you can wait for that and sorry about the delay.
(M-Audio support)"

I've added this to the previous page of reader feedback on the Revolution 5.1 card. (There's also an older page here with reader reports on the Revolution 7.1 PCI Audio card.)

" Reports around the various forums are mixed, but this AE base take-apart article seems to be the most definitive on the matter.
According to the specs for the Broadcom chipset used in the Gigabit AE (can't say that it is the same as the TC but likely?) the AE does support Jumbo Frames up to 9728...
-Garth"

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