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Best External Drive
- Thread starter jen4950
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This looks pretty awesome, although I can't seem to buy it anywhere:
http://www.rocstor.com/Products/blazer-700.html
http://www.rocstor.com/Products/blazer-700.html
Old Hippie
Supreme [H]ardness
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It's always best when you roll-yur-own external.
FlangeMonkey
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I usually buy an enclosure that supports both USB and ESATA for about £15 to £25 and then a HDD. the WD greens are usually good for this stuff, but the cheaper the better, unless you want something more speedy if using ESATA.
If I want something portable, I still go with ESATA, but make sure its powered ESATA or a ESATA cable that powers via an integrated USB Cable.
If I want something portable, I still go with ESATA, but make sure its powered ESATA or a ESATA cable that powers via an integrated USB Cable.
I usually buy an enclosure that supports both USB and ESATA for about £15 to £25 and then a HDD. the WD greens are usually good for this stuff, but the cheaper the better, unless you want something more speedy if using ESATA.
If I want something portable, I still go with ESATA, but make sure its powered ESATA or a ESATA cable that powers via an integrated USB Cable.
Do you have any examples?