January 22, 2009
Filed under: Hardware, Features, Troubleshooting There is no shortage of stories here on TUAW (and elsewhere) that extol the benefits of backing up your data. Apple even makes it ridiculously easy to do so -- with Mac OS X 10.5, Time Machine, a blank drive, and some spare time, you're set. Neverthel...
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Robert Palmer
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January 13, 2009
The last time we heard from ioSafe they were taking 2.5-inch HDDs, wrapping them in armor, then stuffing them into 3.5-inch enclosures -- adding fire and water protection in a standard form factor. Now they've given up on the internal route and have gone for something a little larger and more durabl...
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Tim Stevens
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January 10, 2009
How can I delete music files that are no longer used in iTunes, but are still present on disk? My wife has been using iTunes for awhile and is running out of disk space. While looking around, she realized she's been deleting songs from iTunes but they weren't being deleted from her hard disk. I've j...
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fireoyster
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December 18, 2008
Ever found yourself with 70 decommissioned SCSI hard drives and an awful, awful lot of free time on your hands? If so, and you're bursting with holiday spirit, perhaps you'll choose to do the same as an apparent sys admin who goes by the name of Trigger. He took those drives from RAID arrays destine...
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Tim Stevens
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December 15, 2008
Does it exist for consumer use? A storage device made by two (or more) twin synched separate hard disks, one for normal use and the other one for backup just in case something goes wrong? Or a software doing the same thing with two (or more) external hard disks? I would like to know if I can buy a p...
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December 11, 2008
Following up next is a giveaway of an application, a security tool called Lockngo Pro by Keynesis. What’s Lockngo Pro Lockngo Pro is an application that allows you to lock (or even encrypt) your external drives; let it be flash drives, usb pen drives or portable hard disks. If you have an exte...
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hongkiat
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November 19, 2008
Oh hey, welcome to 500GB laptop drive announcement party Toshiba. Shame you had to come dressed in the same 9.5-mm slab, 2.5-inch 3Gbps SATA interface, 1.4 watt idle power draw, 5,400rpm spin, and 25dB hum as everyone else in the room. Pretty, but still embarrassing. No full-disk, hardware encryptio...
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Thomas Ricker
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August 12, 2008
Here’s what I’ve been reading between June 24th and August 12th: Open Source Project Management Tools in Java - Only Ubuntu Linux: Fix for SSH slow to ask for password in Ubuntu Feisty Fawn - An Introduction to JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) - buildr - LoadRunner visual tutorials - DE...
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July 13, 2008
Fujitsu recently released “Calmee Xena“, a 2.5-inch external hard disk, in Korea market. It comes in a stainless steel hood and available in several capacity variants, ranging from 160GB to 320GB. If you’re interested, the price for the 200GB version is 110,000 Won or about $110....
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June 11, 2008
Filed under: Laptops, Storage Who makes a 160GB, 1.8-inch SATA disk spinning at 5400RPM? Nobody, until today. Toshiba just announced the industry's largest-capacity / fastest 160GB MK1617GSG disk for ultra-portables and netbook-class machines. While others have hit the magical 160GB mark in an 8-mm ...
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