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EagleTec USB Nano Flash Drive: tiny portable storage

, Apr 22nd 2009 Discuss [0]

There's something strangely compelling about tiny gadgets, and EagleTec's USB Nano Flash Drive is no different.  Measuring just 19 x 15 x 6mm, the Nano Drive is all about squashing portable storage into as small a package as possible, and that means up to 8GB hanging barely noticeable from your keyring. Read The Full Story

Data Robotics DroboPro: 8 bays, up to 16TB storage

, Apr 7th 2009 Discuss [0]

It's been almost 18 months since we reviewed the Drobo, and now Data Robotics are back with their latest model, the DroboPro.  Aimed at small businesses and professionals with huge quantities of data, the Data Robotics DroboPro has a full eight SATA I/II bays each happy with up to 2TB drives for a maximum of 16TB storage.  It also features the company's intelligent monitoring and management system. Read The Full Story

Corsair Voyager Port: flash stick becomes backup

, Mar 31st 2009 Discuss [0]

Corsair have announced a desktop dock that can turn any USB flash drive into a one-click backup solution.  The Corsair Voyager Port has a top-mounted USB 2.0 port and comes with a copy of NovaBACKUP 10; at the push of the Voyager Port's single button, a preset backup is triggered. Video demo after the cut  Read The Full Story

Clickfree HD325 & Transformer Backup Review

, Mar 4th 2009 Discuss [2]

Backup remains a guilty chore, and one which most of us don’t complete as often as we know we ought to.  Cheap USB drives certainly offer the storage, but it’s still down to the user to make the most of them; that’s where Clickfree comes in.  Their automatic backup is, according to the claims, easier than making toast.  SlashGear picked up the Clickfree HD325 hard-drive and Clickfree Transformer Cable to see if that was true.

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Buffalo SHD-NSUM SSD with SATA-II and USB 2.0

, Feb 25th 2009 Discuss [0]

Buffalo have announced their latest SSD range, the SHD-NSUM, and while we're used to seeing solid-state drives nowadays, these new models do have at least one feature to differentiate them.  As well as giving the 2.5-inch drives the usual SATA-II interface, there's also a micro-USB 2.0 port that lets you access data before you install the SSD. Read The Full Story

OWC Mercury Pro Blu-ray burner: FireWire 800/400, USB & eSATA

, Feb 24th 2009 Discuss [0]

OWC have announced their latest Mercury Pro Blu-ray/SuperDrive "Quad Interface" External Drive, offering Blu-ray and DVD burning for any PC or Mac with FireWire 800, FireWire 400, USB 2.0 or eSATA connectivity.  The new Mercury Pro also doubles the burn speed of the previous-generation version. Read The Full Story

Witchain USB drive enclosure for PSP?

, Jan 28th 2009 Discuss [0]

The PSP makes for a great multimedia player, but unless you're willing to buy into Sony's UMD format then you'll be looking at quite a few Memory Sticks in order to keep all your media and game save data to hand.  Hard-drive case manufacturer Witchain claim to have a solution, in the shape of their 2.5-inch battery-powered drive enclosure that supposedly hooks up to a PSP via USB.  Video demo of the Witchain drive in action after the cut Read The Full Story

Addonics NASU2 USB drive network adapter reviewed: Simple, but rivals circle

, Jan 19th 2009 Discuss [0]

Addonics NASU2 NAS Adapter promises to be an easy, low-cost way to take a USB hard-drive and turn it into network-attached storage.  The compact box, with a USB 2.0 port on one end and a 10/100 ethernet port on the other, was announced back in December; now Register Hardware have flipped it onto their review bench to see if it really is the $55 Holy Grail of simple networked storage.  The good news?  In many ways, it really is. Read The Full Story

LaCinema Classic streams media to your TV

, Jan 7th 2009 Discuss [0]

LaCie is rolling out a new external hard drive called the LaCinema Classic, offering media lovers a simple way to consume their movies, music and photos - through their TV.  All the user has to do is hook the device up to their computer via USB, copy files onto the Classic and then hook it up to their TV via composite or HDMI. Read The Full Story

SanDisk Ultra Backup USB drive & redesigned Cruzers show up at CES

, Jan 5th 2009 Discuss [0]

SanDisk have announced their latest USB flash memory stick, the Ultra Backup USB, which features both the company's sliding retractable USB plug and a dedicated backup button.  Available in capacities up to 64GB, a press of the backup button triggers an automatic sweep of specified folders for new files, which are also encrypted with password-protected access control and ultra-secure AES hardware-based encryption.   Read The Full Story

Phantom Keystroker V2 makes office pranks affordable

, Dec 18th 2008 Discuss [0]

How many of you work in an office and can not keep yourself from playing practical jokes at every given opportunity? The Phantom Keystroker was designed with you in mind. This tiny USB thumb drive thoroughly annoys your co-workers by causing their computers to malfunction. Read The Full Story

Portable GreenHouse Pocket drive provides external SSD with USB connectivity

, Dec 18th 2008 Discuss [0]

A waste of technology but there are occasions one seeks for durability than performance in external storage. The Greenhouse Pocket SSD GH-SSDEGU-M doesn’t promise blisteringly fast transfer speeds, but the use of solid state MLC technology has level of ruggedness and durability which is simply unmatched with moving-part hard disk drives devices. Read The Full Story
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