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Thursday, June 26, 2008
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Whether you're someone with an adventuresome style and spirit, an avid participant in tough travel environments, or just want to be regarded as an army nutjob in your office, the eGo Camo is a fun external drive that has a curved chassis covered by a woodland camouflage pattern. It also comes with a removable '?Power Grip', a rubber band which provides extra durability and helps prevent the drive from slipping from your desk and ending up in pieces.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
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A low price for a 1TB NAS appliance although this is reflected in the modest level of features on offer. It's easy enough to install and use but performance isn't great and why the firmware upgrade removes the wireless access point mode is beyond us.
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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Build quality is undeniably superb but this is a very big box. It dwarfs our ReadyNAS NV appliance, standing over 6cms higher, 5cms wider and nearly 9cms deeper. It's a lot noisier as well with the two large rear mounted fans quite intrusive on the desktop. The drives are mounted in hot-swap carriers behind a lockable front door and accompanied by a row of status LEDs to one side. The appliance sports pairs of USB 2.0 ports, fore and aft, and these can be used to connect external storage devices and a printer for sharing over the network.
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Tuesday, September 19, 2006
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Iomega adds the ScreenPlay Pro to its portfolio. A convenient multimedia drive that can store up to 300GB of movies, it surely is a wet dream to movie buffs.
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Monday, December 12, 2005
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Storage maestro Iomega has traditionally focused on the higher end of the NAS (network attached storage) market leaving the home and very small business network arena to vendors such as Maxtor, Western Digital and Freecom. However, the unimaginatively named StorCenter Network Hard Drive signals a shift in focus to these very users with a family comprising just two slim-line desktop boxes offering 250GB and 300GB capacities. Its larger appliances have always impressed not just with their sleek design but also with an extensive range of features combined with ease of use and in this review we see whether the company can measure up to the established names at the entry-level of the NAS market...
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Tuesday, September 27, 2005
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The NAS 200d series comprises three models offering 320GB, 480GB or 750GB capacities but only the former is available in the REV equipped version. The reason for this is simple as the 320GB model only has two of three drive bays occupied so Iomega has simply put the vacant bay to good use by installing an internal Serial ATA REV drive...
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Monday, June 27, 2005
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The Autoloader 1000 combines a good storage capacity with excellent performance making it a solid alternative to standard tape autoloader devices. It compares very favourably with DDS-4 and DAT72 based products and also brings into play good remote management features. Media reliability is a key issue but we have been testing the same piece of REV media for removable storage duties on a daily basis for six months now and haven't experienced any problems.
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Tuesday, February 22, 2005
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The 480GB model on review is equipped with a triplet of 160GB Hitachi Serial ATA hard drives in removable carriers. These are accessed behind the front door but are only cold-swap units so the appliance must be powered down before any can be removed and replaced. The 200d is well endowed with network connectivity with a pair of Intel Gigabit Ethernet adapters and these can be teamed together for fault tolerant or high speed links.
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