Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Freecom Mob.DriveClassic 2.5" 120GB USB2
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Manufacturer: Freecom
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Freecom
EAN: 4021801297495
Feature: Freecom
Label: Freecom
Manufacturer: Freecom
Model: 29749
Publisher: Freecom
Release Date: 2007-12-27
Studio: Freecom
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Summary: Good value portable external hard drive
Comment: Because this uses a smaller 2.5" notebook hard disk, it's small (not much bigger than a pack of playing cards) and can be powered through a USB port so one less plug socket to find. It's particularly good if you want to use it with a laptop while on the go.
At 120GB, it isn't the biggest drive in the world and because it's a 2.5" drive it won't be the fastest but it isn't meant to be.
For £40 you can't really go wrong.
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Summary: Just what I wanted!
Comment: I wanted something small & compact to back up files/music/photos and this has done the trick, although I know there are smaller portable HD. This is so easy to use. I plugged the USB cable into my Dell and Vista recognised it straight away. Transfer speeds seem pretty good too. My only quibble is that the unit only really has 111GB of storage rather than 120GB, but I know that other portable units have the same issue. Otherwise this is perfect - so far - and excellent value for money from Amazon at under £40!
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Summary: Great price point / first rate brand!
Comment: Good hard drive for the price. My vista laptop recognised it no issue and powered without surge (unlike other makes I had before). Is lightweight and looks good, the activity light is actually the capacity badge. Set as FAT32 but reformatted for NTFS no problem. Will probably buy another due to the cost and reliability. Cheers
I'm kicking myself a little, you can now get this drive as a 160gb for only £5 more. (part number to search for is 29411)
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Freecom External Hard Drive Classic 120GB 2.5" USB2.0
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