HD ComBo For PS2

[Zeus]

Divineo have informed us of a third party manufactured product that they will distibute across their network of stores. The HD combo is a new innovative product to connect a hard disk to your V12 or V13 PStwo (slimline).

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More Information

- High quality mould process - not made in china.
- The Module compatible with all PS2 V12-V13 console. ( SCPH-700XX )
- An innovative design to connect an 3.5'' IDE Hard Disk into your Slim PS2.
- A solid ALL-IN-ONE design, easy to carry and go ( with 3.5'' Hard Disk )
- Support all brand 3.5'' Hard Disk : Maxtor, Seagate, Hitachi.., include WD.
- No other extra accessory needs, 80pin IDC cable and power connector build-in.
- Two cooling fans support to quench the HDD temperature. ( 20,000 hours life )
- Rocker switch and two-colour pilot lamp supported. ( HDD power and active )
- Stand pillar for PSTwo vertical stand purpose. ( when PS2 with HD still can stand )
- Special Y Power cable, for people easy install. ( use PS2 original power cable only )
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This is one awesome product, far superior to the XCM HD connect as the installation is internal and offers much more compatibility.

Pre Order Now: <a href="http://www.divineo.cn/php/affstart.php?affcode=66623&prod=ps2-hdc" target="_blank">$64.95</a> (World Wide Shipping)

[Arakon]

gee, great idea. buy a slimline PS2, pay another 60 bucks, and turn it back into a fullsize model.

[sharkattack]

Does this require any type of solidering? Or is it plug and play? :confused:

To previous poster: Considering how hard it is to find old Ps2 version, yes it's a great idea!

[Arakon]

not if it costs almost 50% of the actual ps2.

and yes, you will have to solder, since all the points for the HD are internal on the MB.
it's hardly more than a plastic box and a HD adapter.

[sharkattack]

Where I live only junkies sell ps2 for 30-50$ or less. And I prefer not doing bussiness with them. This one looks cool! but the requirement for soldering sucks...