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Laptop hdd
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£42.70 for that drive on amazon 
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To add to GS and Partha's good points about both...

SSD's do fail, so if any information is critical on a system, make sure that the information is always backed up or the user files moved to a secondary storage drive. Because when SSD's fail, chances are slim to none trying to recover data from them.

Backups should always be made in any case...
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