1TB External Hardrive

Lincoln_Imp

http://www.ebuyer.com/search?&cat=393
Loads to choose from

Lincoln_Imp

Just found this ,might be of some use for anyone on here
http://www.ebuyer.com/434461-toshiba-3tb-stor-e-canvio-external-hard-drive-hdwc130ew3j1?utm_source=b2c_thursday&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=b2c_thursday

To add to adindas post
I have some Bluray 3D rips that are 20+GB ,1 @ 43GB so its easy to fill up a Terabyte HD quickly

Coveredinbees!!!!

I bought a WD mypassport 1 TB from argos a few months back, I needed it quick hence getting it from argos came with a free memory stick and was simple plug and play in windows and Linux.

techno12

Oblivion wrote: »

I bought a 2TB version of this Seagate external drive and I have been so pleased with it I've just bought another one

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0084LZJ2G/ref=noref?ie=UTF8&psc=1&s=computers

The problem with these is that they require a separate power supply. I prefer drives that are powered by USB only (easier to use away from home as you're not lugging around a power brick / cable, and they're much smaller)

I bought a 1TB Hitachi Touro USB3.0 drive a couple of weeks ago for £53. Does the job for me.

henm2

I use a buffalo 1TB external drive
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Buffalo-MiniStation-Slim-Portable-Drive/dp/B008A1C0CW/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
and this is powered by USB and works fine.
Also no problem using it with Linux based operating systems such as Linux Mint or LXLE.

demystified

ChiefGrasscutter wrote: »

What/how on earth do you fill up a multi terabyte disk,is it music/pictures?
I think my data storage size is around 20GB

I have two external 2TB drives, both are 3/4 full. I also have an internal secondary drive thats 1.5TB, also 2/3 full.

Mostly video collection but also software, backups, and other miscelleneous. My Steam games collection alone comes to nearly 50GB!

No trouble with Linux all distros cope with NTFS as standard these days I believe, certainly Ubuntu and Mint have zero problems. :cool: