Tag: storage
Buffalo launches 500GB MiniStation TurboUSB drive
The storage in your pocket just got bigger, with Buffalo launching its latest MiniStation TurboUSB drive, now packing 500GB of storage.
Shiny Video Preview: Archos TV+ WiFi DVR Multimedia Hard Drive
Archos TV+? Yep, we saw it back at CES, however yesterday Alex attended the London launch for the device, which provides easy streaming…
TrekStor launches credit card-sized DataStation microdisk
Dragging all that data around doesn’t have to be a big job – the DataStation microdisk from TrekStor can store up to 120GB on a credit card-sized device.
Neuros OSD – digitise your movie collection
If you fancy a new year clearout of old videos and DVDs, the Neuros OSD might be able to help out.
ThinkGeek solves your lost mobile phone worries, with the SIM card back-up machine
Groups are springing up across Facebook asking for friends’ phone numbers faster than you exit the site when your boss walks past – all because people foolishly lose all their contacts’ details when they lose their phones on a boozy night out. You know what I’m talking about.
Thankfully this device will help cleanse Facebook of all those ubiquitous groups, courtesy of those brain-champs, ThinkGeek. It…
Philips launches SPD5130 1TB hard drive with fast eSATA interface
Philips has announced the availability of its SPD5130 hard drive, boasting a massive one terabyte of storage and able to connect to a computer using either USB 2.0 or the new eSATA interface. eSATA is around six times faster…
TwinMOS launches B1 series of 4GB mobile disks for Vista
TwinMOS has unveiled its B1 series of mobile USB disks, offering up to 4GB of storage in a compact case measuring just 2.8mm thick and weighing 1.5g. It comes in a variety of colours including black, white, pastel yellow, pink,…
Google begins selling additional online storage
Google has started offering additional space to its Gmail and Picasa users, increasing storage quota from 2.8GB and 1GB respectively, and will roll out the offer to some of its other services, including Google Docs and Google Spreadsheet, in due course.
A range of plans have been introduced, from 6GB of storage for $20 per year to 250GB for $500 per year.
LINDY launches NAS enclosure matching Mac Mini
LINDY has launched its latest enclosure designed to complement and sit underneath a Mac Mini, but usable by any home network configuration. It’s a NAS (Network-Attached Storage) device which is compatible with standard 3.5-inch ATA hard drives (which you supply yourself).
It features a built-in FTP (file transfer) server allowing up to five consecutive users on a network connect, plus support for Samba server, and a password-protected browser-based user interface to allow configuration.
Review: disgo lite 1GB
The propaganda Now that there are several billion different makes of USB flash drives available to buy, some manufacturers are understandably trying new ways to differentiate their drives from all the rest. Of course, at its heart, the disgo…
