SmartDisk FWFL80 80GB Firelite HD Reviews

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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 Chewie is good enough for us.

The FireLite from SmartDisk is a tiny, palm-sized portable HD with 80GB of space and a whole lot of love. You don’t need any software to install it — just plug it in and voila — you’ve got yourself more hard disk space than most laptops. Compatible with everything from Windows 98SE, to ME, to XP, to the Mac OS’s (8.6, 9.x, 10.1 or higher), this little guy is superb if you’re doing a lot of traveling and need to bring all of your important files with you.

Small, cheap, unassuming and capable, the FireLite isn’t a huge HD and won’t necessarily be great for doing anything too big (making movies, for example) — but it will work quite well for most anything else. Even as a media library for all of your legally downloaded films and TV shows.

The FireLite from SmartDisk is a palm-sized portable external hard drive with great looks, huge storage capacities and a slim design that makes it easy to carry and use, at home, at your desk, or while jetting around the world. No software to install - just plug it in and start using it! Hundreds of uses, with both desktop and portable Macs Back up critical files and applications Carry documents between home and work without a heavy briefcase Use as a high capacity sneakernet at the office Create a bootable backup image for safety’s sake Includes - 3 foot FireWire cable, protective carrying case, SmartDisk Tools 2.5 for Mac Requires OS 8.6+ FireWire port required in host computer

• TransferTransfer documents and data easily between office and home documents and data easily between office and home
• Boost laptop or desktop storage capacity
• Back-up critical files and software programs
• Compatible with Windows 98SE, Me, 2000, XP; Mac OS 8.6, OS 9.x, OS X 10.1 or higher
• Looks like something Han Solo would’ve made if Star Wars took place in the 1970’s.