Category: Hard Drives
Fujitsu launches 2.5-inch 320GB hard drive with AES 256-bit encryption
Following last month’s launch of the MHZ2-BJ hard drive comes the MHZ2-CJ, which along with a substantial 320GB storage capacity features automatic hardware-based encryption to secure data against loss or theft…
No shortage of connectivity with the Buffalo DriveStation Combo4
No half measures from Buffalo – connectivity on the DriveStation Combo4 includes eSATA, FireWire and USB 2.0…
LaCie offers style and substance with the improved Neil Poulton-designed Hard Disk
There’s no denying that the LaCie Hard Disk is one of the more stylish hard drives on the market – but now it backs it up with even more functionality…
Fujitsu launches first 320GB 7200 RPM 2.5" SATA hard drive
Hard drives — exciting eh? Maybe not, but an increasingly vital component in many setups.
The news that Fujitsu has announced the first 320GB 7200 RPM 2.5-inch SATA hard drive may not immediately inspire you, but the development — packing a 2.5-inch drive that rivals the performance of 3.5-inch HDDs — will mean more powerful slim desktop PCs, mainstream and gaming laptops…
HDD Rack Super Combo – hook up a hard drive the easy way
Looking for a an easy way of adding a hard drive to your PC? The HDD Rack Super Combo should do the job.
Macworld 2008: Apple launches Time Capsule wireless backup system
Steve Jobs today announced a new hardware and software combo designed to make backing up multiple Macs over a wireless network as painless as possible.
The Time Capsule hardware is a revamped 802.11n Wi-Fi base station (Airport Extreme) with a built in server grade hard drive with either 500GB or 1TB capacity.
Introduced by Jobs as a much more convenient way of backing up notebook Macs (no-one wants the hassle of connecting cables to an external hard drive, he said) but usable by any OS X Leopard-equipped Macs.
Software-wise, it utilises the Time Machine functionality introduced in Leopard.
CES 2008: Toshiba's arty 'world's highest capacity 2.5" external hard drive', the 320GB-er
Toshiba’s been kicking around the mobile storage industry for a good few years now, so it’s refreshing to see them update their line with something visually appealing, and also with a worthy claim. Yep, it’s another ‘World’s most…’ product.
Take a deep breath – these 320GB HDDs are the world’s highest-capacity 2.5″ storage device. Not as impressive…