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USB stick is so common nowaday. A 4GB USB strick might just cost $13 USD. Anyway, its small size still can’t compete with portable harddisk.

I’ve bought a portable harddisk (laptop harddisk 40GB) with casing years ago. It always give problem when copy huge file. I believe this latest huge portable hard drive - Seagate FreeAgent Go up to 500GB should fit my need.

Seagate Portable Hard drive Specifications

There are 4 colors (silver, black, blue, red) to choose with 3 different capacities. This latest portable hard drive model FreeAgent Go by Seagate is so far the thinnest with fast transfer rate.

Connector: USB 2.0

Capacities: 250GB, 320GB, 500GB

Drive Speed: 5400rpm

Cache: 8MB

OS Supported: Windows XP/Vista and Mac OS X

Its cost per gigabytes is the cheapest in the market, at just 48 cents for the 320GB model. But who know the stability? How long can it last? Do you have experience with any portable hard drive?

Price at ~ $150 USD.

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Tags: 250GB, 320GB, 500GB, hard drive, portable hard drive, seagate

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