yeah, true.
ash
On 06/04/2011 19:51, bigboy529 wrote:
Hi I would rather go for a firewire drive as this would give you
faster transfer rates, go for a firewire drive if your mac, pc and
other devices have firewire ports. If not you also get hard drive
enclosures which have both a firewire and usb port...
Ashley Cox wrote:
Any usb drive should do.
ash
On 06/04/2011 18:52, Sarah May wrote:
Hi List,
I download a lot of books, movies, and music. I want to keep them all
in one place besides my hard drive on the Mac or PC. I have been
using compact flash cards and junk drives, known as memory sticks, but
they don't provide enough space where I can fit everything all at
once. I don't want to have to keep purchasing expensive compact flash
cards or memory sticks. A family member of mine suggested that I
should purchase an external hard drive. I told her "that was a great
idea!" Now if I do this, which one should I purchase that will be
compatable with both the Mac, PC, and my Braille Sense Plus? I spend
three days a week at dialysis where I bring my Braille Sense Plus. I
read books and watch movies and TV shows while dialyizing. Hopefully,
once I am more comfortable with the Macbook, I'll bring that as well.
I want an external hard drive that will be compatable with all these
devices, have a lot of memory as well, but not cost me a fortune
either. If anyone has any great advice on this matter, I would
grately appreciate it.
Thanks,
Sarah
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