Verbatim Store 'n' Go USB Thumb Drive Review
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Verbatim Store 'N' Go USB Drive
Verbatim Store 'N' Go USB Drive
11/19/2003 10:31 PMBy Jason D. O'Grady (O'Grady's PowerPage via MyAppleMenu)
Verbatim offers 2.1GB Store 'n' Go HD
drive
Verbatim offers 2.1GB Store 'n' Go HD
drive
08/10/2004 02:22 PMVerbatim Corp. on Tuesday
announced the release of its Store 'n' Go 2.1GB USB hard disk drive.
Previous Store 'n' Go products used flash memory to store content. The
"micro hard drive" is about the size of a business card, weighs 1.8
ounces and provides USB 2.0-based portable storage via an integrated
cable. Inside is a 4200 rpm 1-inch hard disk drive. The Store 'n' Go
2.1GB USB HD Drive is compatible with Mac OS X and Mac OS 9, Linux and
various versions of Windows. The drive costs US$249, and comes with a
carry pouch, lanyard, USB extension cable and user's guide. Verbatim's
Web site had not been updated with information on the Store 'n' Go
2.1GB USB HD Drive as MacCentral posted this article.
Verbatim Store 'n Go 2.1 Gigabyte USB
Hard Drive
Verbatim Store 'n Go 2.1 Gigabyte USB
Hard Drive
08/11/2004 09:58 AMI can't find any mention of it on Verbatim's website
yet, but according to Network World Fusion (who is sorely in need of a
Photoshop class), they've got a new 2.1-gigabyte USB hard drive coming
out under the Store 'n Go product line. The new $250 drives use a 4200
rpm, 1-inch drive and should be compatible with most modern operating
systems.
If anyone has a better picture, hook me up.
Read - 2.1GB in your hand [NWFusion]
Verbatim intros Store 'n' Go Pro flash
drives
Verbatim intros Store 'n' Go Pro flash
drives
08/31/2004 03:44 PMVerbatim Corp. announced on Tuesday its new line of
Store 'n' Go Pro USB flash drives with capacities ranging from
256MB to 2GB and maximum write and read speeds of 14MB and 23MB per
second, respectively. They ship with V-Safe Security software for
encrypting data and password-protecting the drive as well as a V-Key
File Synchronization tool that keeps files up-to-date when moved
between devices. The Store 'n' Go Pro drives will be available in
256MB (US$74.95), 512MB ($129.95), 1GB ($349.95) and 2GB ($599.95)
sizes when they ship in September.
Pod Secret encrypts data on iPod or
thumb drive
Pod Secret encrypts data on iPod or
thumb drive
08/31/2004 02:28 AMPariahware Inc. announced on Monday the release of
Pod Secret 1.0, a
utility that encrypts files copied to an iPod or USB-based thumb
drive. Pod Secret requires Mac OS X v10.2 and costs US$29.95, with a
seven-day trial period included. Users who register before Sept. 30
receive a $10 discount.
Gigabyte's USB WiFi adapter + 128MB
thumb drive
Gigabyte's USB WiFi adapter + 128MB
thumb drive
12/02/2003 01:24 AMLike the Aerielink Wireless Flash Combo we linked to a few weeks ago,
there's another second 802.11b wireless USB adapter for PCs that comes
with 128MB of Flash memory storage built-in (we'll admit to having a
soft spot these sorts of combo gadgets). The GN-WLBZ201 from Gigabyte
also comes in a Flash memory-less version, though that's considerably
less fun. Read...
HP planning its own hard drive MP3
player and online music store
HP planning its own hard drive MP3
player and online music store
12/04/2003 01:20 AMNot to be left behind by Dell and Apple, HP is planning to launch its
own hard drive based MP3 player and online music store early next
year. Read [Via Slashdot]...
Store MP3s only on an iPod to save hard
drive space
Store MP3s only on an iPod to save hard
drive space
03/31/2005 11:48 AMI have a lot of MP3s, and a pretty small hard drive (40GB) -- my
brother's iPod is actually as roomy as my computer's hard drive! I
tend to import a lot of songs, but I don't want to keep the files once
iTunes has synched to ...
Nu Tech DDW-081 8x DVD+RW Drive Review
at 3DX
Nu Tech DDW-081 8x DVD+RW Drive Review
at 3DX
08/30/2004 06:26 AMReview of iTunes Music Store
Review of iTunes Music Store
10/30/2003 11:56 PMAre Review Units Better Than Store
Versions?
Are Review Units Better Than Store
Versions?
10/29/2003 02:42 PMAnonymous Howard writes "Every now and then you hear about hardware
manufacturers optimizing their hardware for certain tests or games to
make their hardware ...
Transcend JetFlash USB 2.0 Drive Review
Transcend JetFlash USB 2.0 Drive Review
01/05/2004 05:27 PM10 Way Flash Memory Drive Review
10 Way Flash Memory Drive Review
06/03/2004 12:22 PM
If you thought
all Yet Another Flash Drives were the same, leave it to Ars Technica
to prove you (us) wrong with a hugely informative (if pedantic) review
of 10 different USB 2.0 Hi-speed flash memory drives, with benchmarks,
read/write tests, and even an experiment involving two flash drives
and RAID 0. It's a great place to start if you're interested in any of
the drives, with include units from PNY, SanDisk, Mushkin, SimpleTech,
FujiFilm (a write-speed beast), Verbatim, Transcend (the overall
winner), and Iomega (who did very well all around).
Read [ArsTechnica]
BlueTake BT009M Bluetooth USB 2.0 Pen
Drive Review
BlueTake BT009M Bluetooth USB 2.0 Pen
Drive Review
04/26/2004 11:45 AMI4U Apr 26 2004 2:50PM GMT
Plextor Premium-U External CD-RW Drive
Review
Plextor Premium-U External CD-RW Drive
Review
06/03/2004 02:06 PMReview: Pioneer DVR-107D DVD±R/RW drive
Review: Pioneer DVR-107D DVD±R/RW drive
03/08/2004 11:21 PMCDFreaks has posted another thorough review, this time for Pioneer's
new DVR-107D dual format 8x recordable DVD drive. One of the most
popular drives on the market right now, does CDFreaks think it
deserves its success? Here's a snippet from the review:
The main positive points
The drive supports 8x DVD-Writing for both DVD-R and DVD+R and it
support 4x DVD-ReWriting for both DVD-RW and DVD+RW. And it’s pretty
fast, a full DVD-Disc is written at around 8 minutes and 30 seconds at
8x speed. And the writing quality is very good for most types of
discs. The build quality of the drive also feels good. It also
supports reading and writing of 99 minutes discs.
The main negative points
We think that many will find it annoying that no 4x DVDR discs works
at 8x writing speed and that few 8x DVDR discs works at 8x. We did
also expect the media compatibility to be almost perfect since it’s
almost perfect with the older DVR-106 drive, but there were quite a
few discs that the drive was unable to detect. Another serious issue
is the CD-RW writing problems; Many drives have problems reading the
discs written by the Pioneer DVR-107D and the CD-RW discs becomes
unusable after few times of use. And it has problems reading less than
perfect discs, especially pressed DVD discs seems to be a problem,
another reading issue is that reading DVD-RAM discs does not work in
most cases. And it has very weak backup capabilities for both Games
and music discs.
You can check out the entire review over at the
CDFreaks
web site.
Lian Li EX-23 Hard Drive Rack Review
Lian Li EX-23 Hard Drive Rack Review
12/07/2003 07:31 PMSimple Talent 512MB USB 2.0 Flash Drive
Review
Simple Talent 512MB USB 2.0 Flash Drive
Review
06/25/2004 11:57 AMNeowin Review : Seagate 5Gb Pocket Hard
Drive
Neowin Review : Seagate 5Gb Pocket Hard
Drive
03/23/2005 08:49 PMIn the <a
href="http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=27461&category=ma
in&highlight=">second part</a> of our look at some
of the portable gear Seagate are offering currently, we've taken a
look at the company's smaller option for users :
a 5 GB, pocket
hard drive.
<ul>"USB: it's everywhere. Like a plague amongst
motherboard designers, the USB socket has become ubiquitous with the
modern day computer. Asides from devices like printers and mice, USB
devices range from the quirky to the rather useful. Arguably one of
the most useful groups of devices on the market today is the portable
USB drive.
High speed, reliable and small, they've virtually killed the floppy
disk drive giving computer users a better way to store and transfer
their files. In a world of bulging PowerPoint presentations and
growing media libraries, the question of storage on the go is one that
has hit most of us. Perhaps, we've found an
answer."</ul>
After the initial amazement that they could pack in 5 GB's worth of
hard drive into such a small space, we looked deeper into an
exceptionally well designed portable device. For the full review,
follow the link below.
View:
Review |
Photo of the P.H.D. in action
View:
SeagateRead full story...Neowin Review : Seagate 100Gb USB 2.0
Portable Hard Drive
Neowin Review : Seagate 100Gb USB 2.0
Portable Hard Drive
03/14/2005 06:26 PMHarddrives : a critical part of any personal computer. They store our
personal data, files, operating systems and much more. Over the last
decade, the industry has gone through some major changes both in terms
of the hardware and the companies involved.
Seagate is one of an increasingly small number of harddrive vendors to
stick through tough times and keep on producing good gear. Founded in
1979, the company stayed at the forefront of the industry making the
first 5.25" harddrive, the first 7,200 RPM diskdrive, and the
first fiber channel interface disk drive.
<strong>Today, we're looking at a portable harddrive from
Seagate</strong>. It's basically a small (2.5") harddrive
packed inside a strong shell with a high speed, USB 2 adaptor on rear;
it's also got a bright blue LED light for good measure. Seagate offer
two version of the drive; a 40gig version and a 100gig version - we
looked at the 100gig version. Read on the review!
View:
Seagate Portable Harddrive Review, Exclusive to
Neowin
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DiscussionRead full story...Neowin Review: Maxtor DiamondMax 10
250GB Hard Drive
Neowin Review: Maxtor DiamondMax 10
250GB Hard Drive
03/28/2005 12:38 PMAfter our very own Tom Graham reviewed some <a
href="http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=27461&category=ma
in" target="_Blank">portable</a> <a
href="http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=27605&category=ma
in" target="_Blank">hard</a> <a
href="http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=296533"
; target="_Blank">drives</a>, today we'll have a
look at a Desktop counterpart by Maxtor. The massive <b>250GB
DiamondMax 10</b>. As large hard drives are becoming of an
increased importance, we will also cover a small guide so you know
what to look for when buying a new hard drive.
<ul>After plugging everything in, the drive was visible to my
onboard Promise RAID/SATA Interface controller’s BIOS. In
here, you can setup the “bootability” of drives
and decide whether you want your hard drives to work in a RAID
environment or simply to work alone; I decided to skip the RAID
options and work alone. Maxtor offer a setup of tools to help you
format the drive; MaxBlast, a piece of hard drive management software
for Windows by Maxtor, for Maxtor drives.
The first thing you may notice, or not, is the noise level of the hard
drive while in operation – it is, to say the least, very
quiet. I found noise only noticeable whilst doing sustained file
transfers between itself and my DiamondMax 9. I felt the drive was
probably about twice as quiet as the DiamondMax 9; serious credit to
Maxtor’s “Quiet Drive” technology, the
Fluid Dynamic Bearings, and the fact that the spindle runs at 7,200
RPM (Western Digital has a line of hard drives running at a noisy 10K
RPM).</ul>
Will this massive drive keep up to par with the other drives
available? Namely the 10K RPM Western Digital Raptor drives? On to the
review...
View:
Neowin's Maxtor DiamondMax 10 - 250GB ReviewRead full story...Crucial Gizmo! Hi-Speed 512MB USB Flash
Drive review @ XtremeResources
Crucial Gizmo! Hi-Speed 512MB USB Flash
Drive review @ XtremeResources
04/11/2005 05:54 AMOverclocker Cafe - Kingwin Mini Shuttle
Drive Enclosure Review
Overclocker Cafe - Kingwin Mini Shuttle
Drive Enclosure Review
03/26/2005 07:40 AMKingwin Mini Shuttle Drive Enclosure @ Overclocker
Caf
overclockercafe.com/Reviews/other_misc/Kingwin_Mini_Shuttle/inde
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2004 Spending Review: Cabinet Office
gets extra cash to drive e-Government
2004 Spending Review: Cabinet Office
gets extra cash to drive e-Government
07/13/2004 03:47 AMPublicTechnology.net Jul 13 2004 7:17AM GMT
Scoble videobl0gs a review of the JVC
GZ-MC200u hard-drive-based camcorder
from a bathroom at Microsoft.
Scoble videobl0gs a review of the JVC
GZ-MC200u hard-drive-based camcorder
from a bathroom at Microsoft.
03/25/2005 11:57 PMScoble videoblogs
a review of the JVC GZ-MC200u hard-drive-based camcorder from a
bathroom at Microsoft. BTW,
there is a 3-chip version,
but it's even more expensive.
Verbatim Hedges Next-Gen DVD Bets
Verbatim Hedges Next-Gen DVD Bets
01/05/2005 03:15 AMVerbatim Corp. and its parent, Mitsubishi Kagaku Media, said Monday
that the media manufacturer will support both Blu-Ray and HD DVD, the
two competing next-generation optical formats.
Verbatim offers 8x DVD+R media
Verbatim offers 8x DVD+R media
11/06/2003 06:09 PMglobetechnology.com Nov 6 2003 5:28PM ET
Test Drive | Here's help finding things
on car drive or hard drive
Test Drive | Here's help finding things
on car drive or hard drive
12/25/2003 04:27 AMPhiladelphia Inquirer Dec 25 2003 3:36AM ET
Macworld Expo, InfoWorld & Verbatim on
Your Mac Life
Macworld Expo, InfoWorld & Verbatim on
Your Mac Life
07/07/2004 11:03 AMThis week's
Your Mac Life
QuickTime radio Webcast features Tom Yager, director of the Infoworld
Test Center and author of an article called "The Mighty Mac." Mark
Rogers of storage company Verbatim will be on the show to discuss
Verbatim's Store 'n' Go USB drives. And next week's Macworld
Conference & Expo in Boston will also a topic of discussion. As
always, MacCentral.com and Macworld magazine's Peter Cohen will give
the latest news from the world of Mac gaming. Your Mac Life is Webcast
live every Wednesday night from 5:30PM - 8:00PM Pacific Time (8:30PM
to 11:00PM Eastern Time), and is available in an
audio-only feed or an
audio-video feed,
depending on your bandwidth.
Verbatim Spins Out Dual-Layer DVD+R
Discs
Verbatim Spins Out Dual-Layer DVD+R
Discs
05/23/2004 12:35 AMVerbatim Spins Out Dual-Layer DVD+R
Discs (PC World)
Verbatim Spins Out Dual-Layer DVD+R
Discs (PC World)
05/21/2004 12:44 PMPC World - Discs pack almost twice the capacity of predecessors, work
with most current drives.
All text is verbatim from senior Bush
Administration officials and advisers
All text is verbatim from senior Bush
Administration officials and advisers
01/05/2004 06:08 AMA history of the Iraq war, told entirely in lies .. very interesting
picture .. Sam Smith
harpers.org/RevisionThing.html?pg=1
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BlackBerry Thumb
BlackBerry Thumb
02/01/2005 09:09 PM
For now, you can file the 'Blackberry Thumb' issue
along side the folder where you would have kept your worries about
cellphone radiation, had you not forgotten them since that tumor
pressed too firmly into your hippocampus. Sure, dinking around on
thumbboards probably isn't exactly the optimal use of your opposable
digits, but it's likely no worse than the dreaded "Nintendo Thumb"
that struck down a whole generation of good typists, who now are
cursed with occasional involuntary run-ons of 'ABABSELECTSTART.' Until
this doctor in the UK can actually point to a documented case of
someone suffering from tendentious, I think I'll keep promoting the
thumbboard as one of the best mobile input devices we have
ABABSELECTSTART available. (Thanks, Aaron!)
Blackberry
use 'can damage thumb' [BBCNews]
Microsoft under your thumb
Microsoft under your thumb
09/08/2004 08:54 AMNew keyboard and mouse from the company's hardware division include
fingerprint readers.
Liteon SOHW-832S 8x Dual Layer Dual
DVD-RW Drive Review at 3DX
Liteon SOHW-832S 8x Dual Layer Dual
DVD-RW Drive Review at 3DX
09/03/2004 04:05 PMVerbatim to Use U3 Platform to Make USB
Smart Drives That Move Applications and
Data to Any PC; People Can Car
Verbatim to Use U3 Platform to Make USB
Smart Drives That Move Applications and
Data to Any PC; People Can Car
04/18/2005 04:25 AMBusiness Wire UK Apr 18 2005 8:36AM GMT
Thumb Drives That Purrrrr
Thumb Drives That Purrrrr
07/06/2004 01:55 AMIt is not that surprising to see Thumb Drives made into everything
from animals to jewelery these days. However, one Taiwanese firm took
it to a new level of weird with the 256MB Cat Bar. While at first you
might be expecting a feline version of Cheers, in actuality it is a
thumb drive for cat lovers. To top it all off, it meows when you plug
it in! Now if I could get one that looks like Bender the robot from
Futurama… ;o)
Another thumb-shaped thumbdrive
Another thumb-shaped thumbdrive
06/22/2005 01:49 AMMark Frauenfelder:
Here's a more realistic version of a thumb-shaped thumbdrive, which
Cory
wrote about last November.
Link
(thanks, Bonnie!)Let's kill all the thumb drives
Let's kill all the thumb drives
06/24/2004 10:00 AM
Don't blame the technology. A
refreshingly reasonable piece from a mainstream newspaper breaking
down people's fear of technology as a springboard for outright
condemnation of that technology when it's used for
bad things.
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