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Well the review of the slim 760 hard drive caddy is in. I received mine last week. The slimline 1.3GB Toshiba drive fit in the enclosure with a little coaxing. The enclosure is pressed from thin metal of some sort and appears to be of good quality. The cable connecting to the drive doesn't attach to the master/slave pins, so you could set a jumper if you like. Since the normal bay is a master and the ultrabay is a slave, you would have to open the case and change the jumper every time you switched. After everything was assembled, I couldn't get it to physically fit into my TP760E. It appeared to be close, but I didn't want to force it. Next, I tried to put it into a TP755 and it worked just fine. Luckily, I knew someone who needed such a drive for a TP755 so I sold it to them. PS Solutions said said future units would be modified in manufacturing so they might work better. If anyone had better luck with these enclosures, please let me know. > > > You're not going to believe this, but I just walked in the door from bying > > > a caddie for my 760L. > > > I got it from PS Solutions, Inc (972)783-6996. > > > > I spoke with Jerome at PS Solutions and they have a model for the > > thicker (i.e., CD ROM capable) TP760 and the thinner one. The caddy for > > the thinner TP wont be ready till Friday. I'll keep you updated. > > I called PS Solutions and placed my order. They promised it would ship > today. They said earlier it would cost $50, but they want $60 now. I > tell the list how well it works when I get it.