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Publicación: 2012-09-17, Autor: Marshal , crítica de: gadgetreview.com
Marshal Rosenthal 4.0 5.0 As expected, the 3.0 speed of the Mercury On-The-Go Pro P/N MS8U3H7500GB ...
Resumen: The more things stay the same, the more they change. Bus-powered external portable drives of different sizes, speeds, and capacities will be around for a while longer. USB 2 is still here, as is FireWire 800, and so now are USB 3 and Thunderbolt. Prices are all over the place, as are design and drive case size...
Nice looking design, Includes Firewire 800 ports, Simple installation process
Price, Bright LED light
If you have a spare 2.5" drive laying around that you wish to put into active duty then the OWC Mercury On-The-Go FireWire 800 / USB 2.0 Enclosure is an excellent option. While it is more expensive that regular USB 2.0 enclosures it does offer the spe...
Resumen: The pocket-sized portable storage solution for Mac or PC users features FireWire 800, FireWire 400, and/or USB 2.0 connectivity for data transfer speeds up to 100MB/second and is bus powered, so it can be used without an AC adapter. If your Mac spor...
Resumen: Solid-State Drives, unlike regular external magnetic hard drives, have no moving parts, because they use a form of flash memory for storage. The Mercury SSD drive comes in the same clear hard plastic case as the hard disk-based Mercury products, but ...
Small and light, Very fast faster than my fastest hard disk, Rugged, 3year parts and labor limited warranty,
Expensive, Only available in small sizes at this time, Other World Computing has added SolidState Drive (SSD) storage to their Mercury portable hard disk product line. The Mercury OnTheGo SSD comes in 64 GB, as reviewed here, 128 GB, and 256 GB sizes, with prices of $299.99, $479.99, and $799.99, respectively. They come with the drive, a set of cables, including FireWire 800, USB2, and a Fire
Resumen: Enter the latest portable external drive from Other World Computing (OWC): the Mercury-On-The-Go Pro (US$259.99). It looks like most other drives, except for a full-length heat sink on the bottom of the Seagate Momentus 7200.2, and the connectivity ...
Resumen: Portable drives are getting smaller in this world of pocket-sized USB flash drives and microSD modules, but the performance isn’t always what you might wish for when you need access to larger image files or projects. If you get the performance, you...
Resumen: I’m a bit of a nut when it comes to external computer storage, I can’t seem to have enough. I have 6 OWC Mercury Elite Pro HD enclosures, as well as an OWC Mercury Elite AL Dual enclosure. In addition, I also own an OWC Mercury On-The-Go 2.5&r...
