Replacing hard drive on HP Pavilion dv6700, must be 2.5 "?

I have a Pavilion DV6700 HP laptop.  The hard drive is running out.  I need to know if I SHOULD replace the "320GB SATA hard drive - 5 400 rpm, 2.5 in. form factor, 9.5 mm thick" with another disk of 2.5 inches?

Out of all these details with the player (RPM, 9.5 mm thick form factor of 2.5 in) those who MUST be included in the replacement drive?  Can I install a 3.5 inch drive?

Thank you

Hello

To answer your questions in order.

1. the speed can vary - that is to say, you could install a 7200 RPM 320 GB hard drive.

2. in view of the size of your drive Bay, you will need a drive of 9.5 mm.

3. the Player must be 2.5 "-a disk 3,5 '' HARD is for a desktop PC.

Kind regards

DP - K

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