The connectors you are talking about are known as SATA connection (7 pin for the data, 15 pins for the power). You might try buying an external hdd encloser with SATA interface and plug it in there, connecting the enclosure to your PC/Laptop via USB. If the hdd is still accessible, it should give you access to non-bad-sector parts.
The hdd model you specify is working under SATA 1.5 (Rev. 1) interface - but the SATA 3.0 (Rev. 2) should work with it as well. Not sure for SATA 6.0 (Rev. 3) as I havent tried it personally.
The connectors you are talking about are known as SATA connection (7 pin for the data, 15 pins for the power). You might try buying an external hdd encloser with SATA interface and plug it in there, connecting the enclosure to your PC/Laptop via USB. If the hdd is still accessible, it should give you access to non-bad-sector parts.
The hdd model you specify is working under SATA 1.5 (Rev. 1) interface - but the SATA 3.0 (Rev. 2) should work with it as well. Not sure for SATA 6.0 (Rev. 3) as I havent tried it personally.