Samsung SpinPoint EcoGreen F2 1.5TB review
Internal hard drivesThe SpinPoint's uneven performance means it's only worth buying if you need lots of storage but your budget can't quite stretch to a 2TB model.
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The SpinPoint's uneven performance means it's only worth buying if you need lots of storage but your budget can't quite stretch to a 2TB model.
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