External hard drive enclosures are a dime a dozen... kind of. VOX's solution delivers similar features as the others, such as USB 2.0 and eSATA connections, along with some backup software. In the end though, what should be a killer offering proved to be a very mediocre one.
Gone are the days of paying over a dollar for a gigabyte of space on a hard drive. With platter densities on the rise, more storage capacity than most many will ever use can now be purchased for, quite literally, under 25 cents per gig. This is in stark contrast to only a few years ago, but as access to our personal data at both home and at work grows, we need to be able to move this data from one place to another.
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Review: TechGage
Mar 20, 2008, 06:45 AM
