gadgetnutz.com Updated: 2011-09-27 12:16:46
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Way back in the early 90s I used an 88MB (5.25" cartridge) SyQuest for transferring large files to an editor I worked with. That was alright for a while but when I needed something larger I went for a one GB Jazz disk. What appealed to me was th...
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Chic portable hard drives are in vogue these days and we have reviewed a few elegant drives before. However, the one we have with us today- the Iomega eGo Ruby Red USB 250 GB- looks completely different. It was about two years back that we reviewed an...
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Trendy looks, excellent write and read speeds, software bundle...
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Expensive, no carry pouch, software bundle has to be downloaded...
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Chic portable hard drives are in vogue these days and we have reviewed a few elegant drives before. However, the one we have with us today- the Iomega eGo Ruby Red USB 250 GB- looks completely different. It was about two years back that we reviewed an...
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v3.co.uk Updated: 2011-09-27 12:16:46
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External hard disks are the most convenient way of backing up important files on a computer, with plenty of space and very fast access. The Iomega Ego Portable is particularly suitable, with backup software included. There is some early disappointment:...
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Slim, stylish and robust case, No power supply required...
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Backup software not on disk.
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A well-designed disk with good backup software, but its a little on the expensive side.
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Digitaltrends.com Updated: 2011-09-27 12:16:46
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Video Review: Yearning to have all eyes on you when you carry around your portable hard drive, or are you looking for a portable hard drive that reflects your style? Iomega is hoping the eGo will fulfill that need.
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Hard drive-based portable drives are in vogue. This is largely due to the fact that 2.5-inch HDD prices have come down quite a lot, while their capacities have only gone up. Also, one cant disregard the ease of use and the mobility factor of such port...
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Good looks and build quality, Good performance.
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Size could have been smaller, Expensive.
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The 250GB version sells for Rs. 11,950 while the 160GB version sells for around Rs. 6,950. Both variants have a 1-year warranty tag. The performance of this eGo drive is much better than most branded drives as well as DIY portable hard drive kits, but...
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This ruby-colored portable hard drive packs in the space but lacks security.
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Compatible with Mac OS, Windows XP, and Windows Vista, Fast read speeds, Stylish design, Lots of space...
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No encryption software, Backup software requires download...
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Mixing a portable hard drive with a sleek design, Iomega has taken a stab at livening up the look of its 160GB portable hard drive by adding cherry-red coloring (also available in blue and silver) with silver accents. Though externally rugged, the Iome...
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This eGo can take a bruising. Iomegas newest portable hard drive is built to survive tumbles that would knock many other drives out of commission. The eGo ($160 street) is designed to be a companion to your notebook, as the reliquary for 160GB worth...
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Large capacity. Drop resistance. Compact. Good dollar per gigabyte value.
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Dual-headed cables Y-section a little short. Have to download backup software. Backup software Windows-only. Chrome attracts fingerprints.
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Iomega introduces a new pocket hard drive, the eGo. Its a little curvier than the usual blocky pocket drive, but inside its built to take travel stresses...
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