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[* black] Out comes the 5400 RPM 500 GB SATA II drive, provided by HGST (a Western Digital subsidiary).
[* black] With just a single screw securing the caddy, replacing this hard drive is easy-peasy.
[* black] Not only is this hard drive user-replaceable, but it's a standard 2.5" (a.k.a. laptop-sized) SATA drive, meaning you can replace or upgrade your storage with any standard, off-the-shelf drive you likelike, so long as it complies with these [link|http://bit.ly/1cuSYYm|standards|new_window=true]: is no thicker than 9.5 mm, and is larger than 160 GB.
[* black] Not only is this hard drive user-replaceable, but it's a standard 2.5" (a.k.a. laptop-sized) SATA drive, meaning you can replace or upgrade your storage with any standard, off-the-shelf drive you likelike, so long as it complies with these [link|http://bit.ly/1cuSYYm|standards|new_window=true]: is no thicker than 9.5 mm, and is larger than 160 GB.
[* icon_note] Users rejoice! But, this is a bittersweet expansion win, as the PS4 will not support external USB storage, drastically limiting the console's usefulness as a media center.