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HP Media Smart Server review
The HP Media Smart Server is a great way to make your data accessible to your friends and family -- even yourself -- regardless of location. For anyone with an abundance of media files, this is a surprisingly easy way to share them across multiple computers Read more
23 January 2008 by Rory Reid
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Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive review
Although it lacks many of the advanced features you get with other NAS servers, the sleek and compact Home Media Network Hard Drive is the easiest-to-use device of its type that we've seen so far. Excellent performance and support for USB hard drives and printers add to its merits Read more
13 July 2009 by Dong Ngo
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Apple Time Capsule review
Apple's Time Capsule promises Mac and PC data backup over a wireless network. Essentially an AirPort Extreme Base Station with a 500GB or 1TB hard drive built in, Time Capsule is the only device out there that combines an 802.11n wireless access point and basic network-attached storage Read more
5 March 2008 by Rich Brown
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Data Robotics Drobo review
The Data Robotics Drobo may not be C-3PO, but it can automate most aspects of data storage. This toaster-esque machine can serve as a giant dumping ground for your data, with up to four separate 3.5-inch SATA hard drives to increase space when you wish Read more
25 February 2008 by Rory Reid
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Buffalo LinkStation Pro review
Buffalo's LinkStation Pro is a network-attached storage device with a built-in 250GB hard drive, meaning it can be used by more than one PC on a network. It's a worthy purchase, but only for those who are willing to take advantage of its advanced features -- if you're simply looking for an external storage device you should opt for a basic USB hard drive Read more
18 August 2006 by Rory Reid
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LaCie Brick Desktop Hard Drive (250GB) review
The LaCie Brick makes for a practical and inexpensive, uniquely designed desktop drive that should suit the needs of almost any consumer in the storage market. It's doesn't hang around with transfer speeds either, and if you throw on some blue and white Bricks, you've got yourself a storage Lego fortress to be reckoned with Read more
17 January 2007 by Matthew Wood
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Fujitsu HandyDrive review
The HandyDrive external hard drive is as basic as they come -- it isn't fantastically beautiful or stuffed with high-end features -- but it delivers where it matters most, offering speedy data-transfer times. Add in the fact that it's inexpensive, and the result is an impressive piece of kit Read more
10 July 2009 by Justin Yu
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Iomega StorCenter Wireless NAS 1TB review
Its various RAID-array options, backup software, printer and media servers, and speedy performance make the StorCenter Wireless NAS a great choice for home storage and backup. You are limited, however, to 1 terabyte of disk space -- perhaps not such a hardship Read more
19 December 2006 by Felisa Yang
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Iomega eGo Leather Portable Hard Drive review
The 250GB Iomega eGo Leather Portable Hard Drive is a worthwhile alternative to the plethora of more mundane-looking devices on the market. Although its read and write times aren't anything to shout about, it looks great and you can drop it repeatedly without worrying that it'll stop working Read more
29 June 2009 by Justin Yu
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Seagate FreeAgent Go review
The FreeAgent Go is part of Seagate's latest new line of portable hard drives and is by far the thinnest we've tested, and it still maintains a reasonably fast transfer rate. It's available in a variety of capacities, from 250 to 500GB, and in a variety of colours, too: silver, black, blue or red Read more
3 October 2008 by Justin Yu
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