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160GB Ministation Turbo USB 2.0 5400 Rpm Portable HDD | List Price: $139.99 Discount Price: $85.02

| Brand: Buffalo Binding: Electronics Warranty: 2 years warranty
Features: - Shock Resistant Chassis Convenient Wrap Around USB Cable
- Inside the MiniStation, the hard drive is surrounded by shock absorbent materials
- Floating design absorbs shocks and minimizes vibration
- Wrap USB cable around the case and never misplace your cable again
- The tough, impact resistant plastic case provides the outer layer of protection
Prefer over Corsair Voyager GT [Posted on 2008-03-21] Have number of high capacity Corsair Voyager GTs but needed portable device with even higher capacity. Very pleased and surprised that in addition to the greater capacity that the speed on many file read/writes for the Ministation exceeded the Corsair GT.
In fact, we wrote to Corsair about our findings attaching the graphics showing our points, inquiring how the Buffalo Ministation could outperform the GT in a number of real world real time read/writes. We have not received a response from Corsair to date but pleased with the product have ordered additional Ministation units.
If the Ministation holds up, then without question the product could prove noteworthy to other purchasers. FYI, we did not use the turbo software included. We used the Ministation on systems with Vista Premium.
We applaud the product because it is small, light weight, high capacity, and runs with performance that from where we sit equals if not exceeds the Corsair Voyager GT. If we are correct, the product should be deemed a winner by many other consumers over time. While Buffalo provides an adjunct USB power cable, we determined we did not need it on our desktops or portable computers. This product seems well engineered and thus we look forward to seeing it prove itself reliable as well.
Just what I needed [Posted on 2008-08-07] This product arrived speedily, and functions exactly like it is supposed to. I am a mac user. Just google "reformat hard drive" on whatever mac system you are using (leopard, etc) and you'll find step by step instructions on how to reformat this for your computer.
(http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/partitioning_tiger.html)
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