LaCie Hard Disk Max review
The Hard Disk Max is LaCie’s latest drive; aside from this fact, we were persuaded to look at it because of its looks, which were created by leading product designer Neil Poulton.
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Iomega UltraMax Plus review
The UltraMax Plus is a two-drive unit with a design that mimics the Mac Pro and offers the widest range of connections: from fast eSATA to the ubiquitous USB 2.0.
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G-Technology G-RAID3 review
The G-RAID 3 is firmly aimed at creative pros working with motion media – from video editors and VFX artists to DVD authors and animators.
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Data Robotics Drobo review
The Drobo aims to make secure storage easy – and it succeeds. The toaster-sized box has a shiny black exterior with lines of green and blue LEDs on the front...
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Buffalo DriveStation 2Share review
The DriveStation 2Share is an oddity. It’s a single-drive desktop device with a USB 2.0 port that also has an ethernet port to allow sharing of your files on your network.
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Apple's unibody 17-inch MacBook Pro review
It’s late but it’s worth it. The new 17-inch MacBook Pro gives Apple’s largest laptop the same ‘unibody’ makeover as the 15-inch range.
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Apple 15-inch MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.66GHz review
As far as upgrades go, the top-of-the-line 15-inch MacBook Pro's makeover is far from extreme, but we're not going to complain about a free speed bump.
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First Look: Apple's unibody 17-inch MacBook Pro review
It took Apple a while to finally get around to updating the 17-inch MacBook Pro with a single-piece aluminium shell, but the wait was more than worth it.
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Seagate FreeAgent Pro for Mac review
The FreeAgent Go for Mac promises fast FireWire 800 transfer speeds, spacious storage, a bundled dock, and a stylish (if bulky) white and aluminium design.
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Xacti HD1010 review
Sanyo’s Xacti HD1010 is a high-definition camcorder that’s much smaller even than your typical consumer HD model, making it ideal for shooting in small spaces or on the fly.
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FreeAgent XTreme/Desk for Mac review
Seagate’s revamped FreeAgent range of external hard drives includes both desktop and portable versions. We looked at two variations of the same desktop model.
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Drobo with FireWire 800 review
When the original USB Drobo was released, it made a big splash. Now, Data Robotics has added a FireWire 800 port, allowing it to do everything its predecessor promised, but faster.
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Adobe Acrobat 9 review
The latest incarnation of Adobe’s primary PDF-creating and editing application stresses multimedia integration and presentation -- it even plays Flash natively.
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Vision Q64 Overdrive review
CAD2’s Vision Q64 OverDrive is plain, inexpensive, but still relatively powerful and an ideal first buy for a 3D artist taking their first career steps.
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Acer Aspire EasyStore review
While clearly aimed at home users, the Aspire EasyStore offers much that will appeal to small studios – such as ease of use, speedy media delivery, and appealing design.
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Drobo + DroboShare review
The Drobo is a USB 2.0 hard drive with a RAID technology all of its own, while the DroboShare is an add-on that allows you to connect it to a network.
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Freecom Network Drive Pro review
With only a single drive at its core, the Network Drive Pro is the simplest of the NAS units we’ve looked at here. It’s also the smallest and reasonably attractive.
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Iomega StorCenter Pro 150D NAS review
The StorCenter Pro 150D is what you expect of a business-focused NAS device: a big boxy chassis that dwarfs its rivals, dull looks, and a noisy fan. But don’t let that put you off.
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LaCie 2big network review
Encased in dull grey metal like much of LaCie’s line of larger hard-drive systems, the 2big network would sit well next one of Apple’s pro-level Macs.
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Thecus N3200 review
Pitched at both home users and small businesses, the N3200 offers the best combination of price and performance. Its three-drive set-up may look odd, but it works fine.