Typical price: £70
What is it: USB 2.0-powered external hard drive
What we think: Doesn't look particularly great, but it performs well and is inexpensive
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 10 July 2009
Tags: Fujitsu, Fujitsu HandyDrive, laptops, hard drive, performance
We like:
Competitive transfer speeds; built-in shock protection
We don't like:
Boring design with no alternate colour options
CNET UK judgement:
The Fujitsu HandyDrive isn't very small or exceptionally well designed, but it's fast and cheap. We recommend it to those who are running out of space on their system hard drives
Full review:
The design and functionality of the HandyDrive external hard drive are as basic as they come -- you don't get extra features like a ruggedised chassis or automatic data backups -- but Fujitsu has put extra effort into offering quick data transfers. With a greater focus on utility than extra features, the HandyDrive should suit casual users who simply need more storage space than an internal disk can offer. Continue Reading...
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