Feb 6 2009, 9:00am CST | by Shane McGlaun
The 240GB HDDs are sold as self-install kits or you can send the iPod in and the company will install the new HDD for you. The drive itself is a 1.8-inch 240GB Toshiba unit that only fits 5g iPod Video 30GB, 60GB, and 80GB units.
The real catch here is the price of the hard drive at $294.99. Users will probably also need a thicker backing device that adds another $9.99 to the price. The company does include a tool kit that is needed to open the iPod. The drive is only available as a pre-order at this time.
Via Rapid Repair
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