If you haven’t tried this paper, you have done yourself a disservice. You absolutely must. I just printed three images using 44” roll paper on my Canon Pro-4100 and it blew my mind. Putting it behind glass would feel like a waste, but I suppose I’ll have to. A 2.5” border on a 9x12 print would seem wasteful but for handling and cutting, it’s perfect. My homemade de-curler is getting a workout. The paper has the tightest curl of any paper I’ve ever used.
Anyway, I just wanted to share my experience.

I watched an interesting video about prices of external drives vs internal. The guy's point was that external drives - in many cases - are less expensive than bare drives intended for internal use. He couldn't understand why. I knew right away.

He called Seagate and spoke to a very helpful woman for several minutes. In case you didn't know why externals sometimes cost less, here's why. When you buy a bare internal drive, you have lots of choices and lots of specs. You can look at the details and read reviews. When you buy a pretty external drive to put on your desk, you know the capacity and how fast it spins, but not much more. At one time, WD told you what was inside their desktop cases - not anymore. You pay less for an external HDD in a case because it is a lower quality and/or an older drive. If I want an external in a case, I buy the internal drive I want and then buy a separate case.

Take a look at diskprices.com