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As of this moment the prices are £132.28 and £172.34 respectively. On the downside, it states 'manufacturer warranty will not apply' however, I've only ever had to return one thing to Seagate, and they didn't even ask for proof I had bought it. Quote:
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http://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DQBFQ2D/ref=psdc_430544031_t1_B07CQJBSQL I would consider this a USB portable drive. Code:
http://smile.amazon.co.uk/Seagate-Expansion-Portable-PlayStation-STEA1000400/dp/B00TKFEEAS/ref=sr_1_3?crid=19S4QD66BZ1W The smaller size will make it more 'pocketable', I rarely need to carry data with me, and when I do, it will normally fit on a USB stick.
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sent for 2 toshiba drives recently
they are 2 TB capacity .... but are the size of the old videos and you have to plug them in ! contrast that witha 2 TB drive I bought a few months ago comparatively tiny ... 4" x3" and gets its power from the computor They must have been selling those toshiba drives off cheap and Ive fallen for them |
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This summer I bought a 4 TB Western Digital External drive for the equivalent of 108.5 USD. I gotta say I landed an awesome bid cuz I love this hard so much
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Good news, my supplier here in NZ now has 16TB Seagate drives available.
It seems that the hard drive manufacturers are keeping up with the porn producers. I'm on a ten TB now, so I could jump to a 14 or 16 (skipping the 12TB) But I need to buy 3 of them, so that I can have 2 backups!
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wondering what's the biggest HDD & SSD out there?
which is... - size should be compact and preferably durable - USB powered (no need for AC) - hopefully wireless accessible. Thanks!
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I would personally look out for either WD or LaCie.
Those are the only 2 HDDs makers that sell 10TB USB drives, as well as Desktop ones, for the moment. WD has the MyBook series of USB drives, while LaCie recently put out their Professional series of 10TB drives. But....they're still quite expensive, compared to their Desktop counterparts. Wait, maybe, till Black Friday sales starts. Maybe you can have a pretty good deal. But if you really need one asap, and money is a concern, personally, I would get a Desktop drive and put it in a solid metal/aluminium case. They're putting out great external cases, these days. Not those ugly and heavy cumbersome cases that took almost half of your desk space.
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dignap says that seagate have 16 TB HD s available
maybe in 10 years time we ll be talking about 100 TB HDs ? |
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These drives will most likely be SSD, not spinning disks. All files will be held in online servers.
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