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Review: ClickFree Wireless Backup C3 - 1/20/2011 The Clickfree Wireless Backup likely lacks the power, storage and configuration options power users often crave. However, those seeking a simple to use and configure wireless backup solution should consider the device as a solution for their needs.
Review: Infinitech Infinite USB Memory Drive - 12/19/2010 Infinitec's Infinite USB Memory Drive is an ambitious and innovative product that delivers what it promises when it works. But it's not quite reliable or consistent enough for prime time; hopefully this can be achieved with future software updates.
Review: ETR9330 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router - 12/1/2010 With simple setup and plenty of useful features, Engenius's portable Wi-Fi router is a real bargain with little competition if all you're after is go-anywhere wireless.
Maxtor's newest external storage drive features software that makes automatic data backup easier than ever — and you can count on it to keep your data safe.
Maxtor's OneTouch is a 7200-rpm, 200GB hard drive housed in an anodized aluminum case that connects to a computer via either USB 2.0 or Firewire. "OneTouch" refers to a single button on the front of the unit that initiates a predefined backup sequence.
If you don't need cutting edge wireless (read: 802.11g), this unit that combines storage, a wired router, and a WLAN access point in a single chassis may be the perfect solution for your small business.
The external USB hard drive features a built-in fingerprint scanner. The LockBox costs about $50 more than comparable USB 2.0 drives that don't come with its fingerprint-security system — a reasonable premium.
You can never be too rich, too thin or (thanks to digital music, photos, movies) have too much storage. To address expanding storage needs, Netgear's SC101 Storage Central lets you use inexpensive hard drives to create a network-attached repository for your data.
The expectations for NAS devices continue to rise. Simple backup storage and file sharing is no longer enough. The ReadyNAS Duo RND2150 from Netgear meets the challenge head on, but it doesn't come cheap. Worthwhile splurge?
The NASPerform is a twist on both the direct-connect and NAS style of external disk. The storage device uses a technology called network direct attached storage to combine the best of both world
If you're looking for an easy way to backup important data and get to it when you're away from home or office, the Mirra is definitely worth considering.
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