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Reviews of External Hard Drives
Back up all your important data and files with an external hard drive. In this section, we feature portable and desktop external hard drives, in popular brands such as Hewlett-Packward, Western Digital, LaCie, RadTech, and more.
EZQUEST Monsoon 160GB External Hard Drive Reviews
EZQuest, a name that sounds like a video game for very stupid people, is, in fact, a company that makes the Monsoon. The Monsoon is a 160GB External hard drive that will shock you with its cheap price and delight you with its dependability – or somethin ...
Iomega Desktop 500 GB Hard Drive Reviews
The Iomega 33654 kind of sounds like a Transformer -- maybe a Deceptacon, even -- but it is, in fact, a 500 GB Hi-speed external hard drive -- which, surprisingly, is almost exactly like a Deceptacon.
The external drive allows for fast USB connectivity ...
Iomega Limited Edition 320 GB External Hard Drive Revie...
Silvery-slick in its tiny, silvery-slick little box, the Iomega Limited Edition external hard drive is a beautiful little device in a cold, robotic sort of way.
The 320 GB Hi-speed HD is USB 1.1/2.0 compatible, pre-formatted for quick and easy set-up, ...
Iomega Prestige 500 GB USB 2.0 Desktop External Hard Dr...
The Iomega Prestige 500 GB hard drive is... well, it's a hard drive. It's not going to drive your car, play MP3s, tell you how to get places or dance for you -- but it will hold all of your important and unimportant files and shouldn't that be enough? ...
LaCie 250GB External Hard Drive with FireWire Reviews
Computer accessories usually come in two different styles -- the pretty, futuristic, pearly white iPod-looking style, and the retro-serious-metallic-corporate-looking style.
Both are loveable in their own regard, the former is dainty, nice to look at, ...
LaCie 500 GB External Hard Drive Reviews
Sure, it looks like a big metallic box -- but that's stylish, and you should know that. That's right, the LaCie 500 GB external hard drive is not only useful -- but it's also designed by F.A.
Porsche, meaning the hard drive is almost definitely flashie ...
Maxtor 300GB Shared Network Attached Storage Reviews
The Maxtor 300GB shared storage drive is a perfect accessory to any home or office network. Instead of purchasing an entire computer, the storage drive provides a central hub to keep all important (and not so important) data on.
Perfect for business fi ...
MAXTOR E01G500 External One Touch II 500 GB Hard Drive ...
Everyone has made a movie with their friends – be it making homeless people fight one another, or actual storylines, almost everyone has done their own version of an “independent film.” So, how do you tell the difference between a casual hobbyist an ...
Maxtor OneTouch II 250GB E01G250 Reviews
The review for the Maxtor OneTouch II 300GB E01G300 is equally applicable to this model as both drives are identical aside from capacity differences with this model providing 50GB less storage.
Key Technical Specifications:
Capacity: 250GB ...
Maxtor OneTouch II 300GB E01G300 Reviews
The Maxtor OneTouch II 300GB is an external hard drive based solution for all back up needs.
Encased in grey aluminium, with simple lines and Maxtor embossed on the side the design is minimalist and easy on the eyes.
This model is based upon Maxtor ...
Maxtor OneTouch II 300GB E01H300 Reviews
The Maxtor OneTouch II 300 GB E01H300 is based around the same hard drive as in the Maxtor OneTouch II 300 GB E01G300 and also has a similar feature set, so the review here is equally applicable to this model.
The biggest difference between this model ...
Seagate 100GB Portable Hard Drive Reviews
The Seagate 100 GB Portable Hard Drive provides large capacity external storage for those requiring extra mobility.
The drive is encased in protective aluminium and finished in grey and black, with smoothed corners, which is a look that certainly disti ...
Seagate 5GB Pocket Hard Drive Reviews
The Seagate 5 GB Pocket Hard Drive fits in to the market gap between USB flash drives and portable hard drives, for users seeking higher capacity while still retaining the portability of USB flash drives.
The first impression of the drive is that the d ...
Seagate FreeAgent Desktop 500 GB USB External Hard Driv...
The Seagate FreeAgent Desktop is a dream drive for the film editor, music editor or anyone else who thinks they can fill a 500 GB hard drive.
With a tiny footprint that makes it a breeze to squeeze unto your desk, the pretty drive transfers files qui ...
Seagate Technology 200 GB USB and Firewire Drive ST3200...
We remember our first computer – a Pentium 1, it was about as powerful as a car with three horsepower. But more importantly, we remember its hard drive, a 100-megabyte mammoth of a thing that could not only run Windows 95 but also run both Oregon Trail ...
SimpleTech STIUSB235120 120 GB USB External Hard Drive ...
The SimpleTech STIUSB235120 120 GB SimpleDrive Hi-Speed USB 2.0 External Hard Drive is large enough to hold its own product name.
The hard drive is plug-and-play -- perfect if you need some extra space or just somewhere to backup your files.
The siz ...
SmartDisk FWFL80 80GB Firelite HD Reviews
Looking like something straight off the Star Wars set, the SmartDisk FWFL80 doesn't so much look futuristic as much as it looks like a gadget made in the 70's that's trying to desperately look like it's futuristic.
But hey, what's good enough for Chewi ...
Western Digital 500 GB My Book Essential 2.0 - USB 2.0 ...
The Western Digital MyBook Hard Drive is a good, sturdy and serious-looking hard drive that is useful in helping you store large amounts of files and then taking those files wherever your heart desires.
The MyBook has 500 GB of space and uses a USB ...
Western Digital My Book 500 GB External Hard Drive Revi...
Western Digital had a thought -- what if you take a 500 GB external hard drive and you pretend Apple made it? What if you take the "MacBook" and change the name to say -- "My Book?" So they went ahead and they made an answer to their questions and created ...
Western Digital My Book 500 GB External HD Reviews
We remember when our first computer had a 100MB hard drive, and our thought was -- 100 MB?! How in the world are we ever going to fill that up? And, eventually, we did.
Then we filled up our 1 GB HD, then our 20GB HD, then our 40GB HD, then we thought ...
