external hardrives basically im sick of all these discs i have sittin round with music n films on n any1 point m in the direction of a decent exteral hd am thick as when it comes to these things bout 130 quid to spnd on it
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just bought a seagate 500gb one, i read somewhere that lacie just use the cheapest parts they can find, gotta 5 year warranty on mine
ai one of my mates had a lacie 400gig and it blew up after 6 weeks, got another one and it had a error within the drive. Lacie =
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if we're doing this, i'm jumping into the fray : Home : http://www.dabs.com/productview.asp...orySelectedId=11157&NavigationKey=11157,50175 Work : http://www.dabs.com/ProductView.asp...dId=11157&NavigationKey=11157,50410&InMerch=1 Seagate is usually pretty good, no problems yet - but the iOmega is indestructible - if not very pretty - but sits on the home network - how clever!
These days I wouldn't buy anything other than Seagate or Western Digital! I have the 320GB version of this: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/108761 really good, never missed a beat. If you want one you can use on your lan, it will need Network Attatched Storage (NAS) capability