What's the largest hard drive successfully connected to a OS 2002?

I'm looking to hook up a 500 GB hard drive to my QS 2002... has anyone done better?
Rich

This is the article that talks about drives over 128 GB and 200 GB:
86178- Macintosh: Using 128 GB or Larger ATA Hard Drives

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Here's an 18GB SCSI HD on eBay that says it will work on a PM 8600. http://cgi.ebay.com/18-GB-IBM-SCSI-HARD-DRIVE-Apple-Power-Mac%7CG3%7CG4%7CG5-Wrt y_W0QQitemZ120360935737QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20090109?IMSfp=TL090109111005r37358
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2008 15" MacBook Pro, what is the largest hard drive I can get?

I want to know what is the largest hard drive I an get:
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Where can I purchase them.
Happy Father's Day,
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I think the current answers are;
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I looked at;
[Other World Computing 2.5 SATA Drives|http://eshop.macsales.com/Search/Search.cfm?Ne=5000&Ntt=2.5harddrive&Ntk=Primary&Ns=P_Price%7c0&N=6892]
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I am looking to upgrade an existing Macbook Pro 17 model MA897 and am looking for the specifications as to the largest hard drive that can be installed and where is the best place to purchase drives.

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SolarEnthusiast wrote:
I bought my 1TB Time Capsule in Oct, 2010, Part #MC343AM/A, and it is now just about full. I am looking at options for upgrading it, including a Stardom Safe Capsule with several TB of storage. Ideally I would like a single drive with 3-4TB of storage on it. Can I put a 3TB drive in my Time Capsule as it is? I run Lion on all the Macs at home, although my daughters (who backup when they visit) run Snow Leopard.
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Please read the review for the very latest TC and see carefully the speed to USB.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4577/airport-extreme-5th-gen-and-time-capsule-4th- gen-review-faster-wifi-/7
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What is the maximun Hard Drive I can install for a MacBook Pro 2009
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Ciao.
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mende1, greetings:
mende1 wrote:
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Are there now 2 TB HDDs available for MBPs? If so, I am interested.
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Michael Conniff wrote:
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