 dadkinsCan you do Blu?Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
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1 edit | Hmmm...
Portable 250GB Toshiba |
Can access the data on anything with a USB connection.
Cost $69.99.
Odds are it will last longer than a year so I'm good - Thanks anyways!
Plus, with this online storage/sharing thingy, upload limits would be painful. x or xxGB @ 2.2mbps? 
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 rcdaileyDragoonflyPremium
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Rialto, CA | That's the thing. Always take the drive with you when you leave the house, just in case there is an earthquake or a fire. That way you have off-site storage with no additional expense. |
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dadkinsCan you do Blu?Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
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1 edit | said by rcdailey:That's the thing. Always take the drive with you when you leave the house, just in case there is an earthquake or a fire. That way you have off-site storage with no additional expense. ... and, you have your movie/music library with you. Want to watch a movie, no prob!
Want a copy? We can do that too! Drag *N* Drop! 
Hasn't anyone seen the Seagate commercials?
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=tojKpwHeL28
Mine's a Toshiba, but you get the idea. 
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I have a 160 WD passport...
But am considering a new 500 gig esata... will see...
Almost filled the 160... but i agree and its a one time deal no monthly fee...
What I really want comcast is my bandwidth meter...
Doesnt matter have my own anyway but just saying... |
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said by dadkins:said by rcdailey:That's the thing. Always take the drive with you when you leave the house, just in case there is an earthquake or a fire. That way you have off-site storage with no additional expense. ... and, you have your movie/music library with you. Want to watch a movie, no prob! Want a copy? We can do that too! Drag *N* Drop! Hasn't anyone seen the Seagate commercials? ..OK, here's a bone.
Just develop an backup drive that's built into your car with wireless access. It's part of your network when you are at home, then when you are away you can either connect to it wired with your laptop or connect ad hoc wireless. When you leave your house in your car, the backup goes with you. Not a solution for everyone, but it would work for many. Now all of you engineers out there get to work on it and make your millions. |
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