Max HDD capacity in Satellite 2415-S205

Hi!
What max HDD can I use in Satellite 2415-S205
Thanks in advance.

Hi there,
I think you should be able to upgrade to 80GB (at least), but I am not sure if you can install an HDD with more then 80GB.
The only chance to find it out is to buy a 100GB pladder and to if it works. :)
Otherwise I just can say: 80 Gig
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