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Eminent 2.5″ eSATA/USB & 3.5″ USB HDD enclosures review
- 07 Mar 11 11:17 by Seán Byrne
- Hard Disk Drives
The nice thing with a HDD enclosure is that you can you choose what to put in. In this review we test two Eminent HDD enclosures against having its HDDs installed in the PC.
Samsung S2 Portable 3 1TB USB3 2.5″ HDD review
- 04 Feb 11 12:19 by Seán Byrne
- Hard Disk Drives
A pocketable USB3 hard disk, yet with 1TB capacity and a SuperSpeed USB3 connection. In this review, we benchmark it in USB2 & 3 modes and formatted in FAT32 & NTFS. We also test how it performs in the real world.
Samsung Spinpoint F4 2TB Review
- 26 Nov 10 21:52 by Vroom
- Hard Disk Drives
MyCE is proud to review the Samsung Spinpoint F4 2TB hard drive.
Seagate Momentus XT 500GB Hybrid HDD Review
- 04 Nov 10 16:24 by Dee
- Hard Disk Drives
Is a “Hybrid” HDD the future?
Seagate think it is.
We review the Seagate Momentus XT 500GB hybrid HDD.
Can its performance compete with an SSD.
Let’s find out in this review.
Transcend StoreJet 25M3 and 25D3 USB3 HDD review
- 08 Sep 10 12:36 by Dee
- Hard Disk Drives
USB3 is becoming popular, and it’s much faster than USB2. This makes USB3 a very desirable feature to have for your backup needs.
In this review we look at two new USB3 external HDDs from Transcend, in the shape of the StoreJet 25M3 and 25D3.
Let’s find out how they perform.
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Hard Disk Drives
- Traditional hard disk drives still offer the most storage capacity for a rather affordable price. Combined with very acceptable reading and writing performance, hard disk drives are the primary source of data storage found in most PCs and laptops nowadays. If you're unsure which hard disk drive to buy, you might want to look for that drive that offers the lowest money/storage ratio.More about this
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- Mon 21 May 22:48 by Seán
- Piracy
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- Thu 17 May 15:20 by Seán
- Solid State (ssd), Uncategorized
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