Toshiba 1Tb External hard drive £69.98 delivered

Leopard

On that front, I, personally, felt safer with eBuyer.

No Quidco with either. But it's a brilliant price for a great drive - with free shipping.

I bought two.



Whoops; you got a free Thanks: I was aiming for the Quote button.

m_13

You can get nectar points from purchases on Amazon or I've bought via my niece's fundraising website for a school trip to southern Peru. It costs you no more (but you don't get nectar points) but she gets around 5% commission towards her fund.

deanos

The Iomega ones now shipping at Tesco have the latest firmware installed so they wont cause any problems anymore

scullster

bob_a_builder wrote: »

Were you recommending a specific bit of s/w from that site ?

could b spam ( 1st post and all) - but we've all got to start from somewhere I suppose

Fair enough, "you don't know me from Adam" - I'm referring to SyncBack Freeware on the site I posted, I thought it would be better than posting a link direct to the zip file but I wasn't clear enough. Its freeware, no ads / gimmicks, feel free to google it. I got badly burned a few years ago when my HDD died complete with photos of our wedding and children - wasn't particular popular with my wife when I told her and it cost me £300+ to get the contents recovered from the HDD by a third party company. Consequently I v. quickly promised myself that it would never happen again, I researched the 'net for free software, tried a few and plumped for this. Daily, it backs up my docs / settings to a 2nd HDD in the background.