By Timothy Sin, posted Jun 12, 2012 at 7:22 AM, 10,879 views,

Man Buys A Portable Hard Drive Stuffed with Metal Junk from Chinese Vendor

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Remember the Russian guy who got fooled with a 128MB hard drive? But hey, he is not the only one. A Chinese man who previously bought a 160GB hard disk with only 220RMB ($35) on Taobao. And finally, it turns out to be a fake hard drive that packs with various machining parts and a USB drive. Let’s go and check it out after the break.

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The casing carries the SAMSUNG brand and a stamp of “Made in HONG KONG” at the rear. We wonder when did Hong Kong start to manufacture hard drives?

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Copper shafts and nuts randomly attached to the casing by glass cement.

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Source: Cfan (Chinese translated)

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  • AaronD12

    Sheesh. It looks like it took more effort to make the fake!

  • Shahriladnan

    happened here in malaysia too. same stuffs they put it in.a syndicate maybe.

  • Guest

    Very different style. This must be made by another bastard. 128 Mb accident happened year ago, I think that one is already executed.