IOmega Prestige Desktop External Hard Drive 34270 Review
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Are you the one who wanted to pack all your required documents, files, and folders into a sleek lustrous drive and push into your pockets? Here is then a significant solution that the helps answer for your requirement. IOmega introduces its latest “Prestige Desktop External Hard Drive 34270”. This would certainly function smart to hold all your day to day files and folders, be it fundamental or critical or even junk. This in fact is what is most required for today’s highly sophisticated scenarios.
The Look and Feel:
IOmega Prestige External Hard Drive 34270 looks stylish, pleasant and houses an appealing color of dark silver brushed finish. Attracted by the outer cover design and the shape that is given to it to sit on your table next to your PC is something that needs to be highly appreciated. The size measures to 4.4″ * 6.1″ * 8.9″ and weighs to about 5 pounds. This easy to use pocket-sized hard-drive works as a simple plug and play device and is guaranteed for a better environment with an Energy Star qualified adapter.
Positives:
Some of major and smart advantages of this product are that, this drive comes as an NTFS formatted one and so there are no headaches for software that needs to be installed or any initial setup. The noise and amount of heat that is radiated out is also very minimal even after a hard usage of transfer or read from/to the drive.
Yet another valuable feature, “Back-up” definitely helps anyone who has unexpectedly lost their valuable files/folders. This by default uses an EMC retrospect HD license for very safe backup. Hence all those junk or vital documents can be very easily retrieved, if lost unfortunately. Also, the connection to the PC can be done via USB which is a standard feature and assures to be a trouble free product. You also get a One Year warranty, when you buy this product.
Drawbacks:
On the other hand, many iMac users have encountered problems while using this device. The device when plugged in an iMac has been reported to throw errors like “Delayed Write Failed… the data has been lost.” One might even get a CRC error in creating new folders and fail to read/write files many times.
The adapter that this iOmega hard drive product uses has witnessed a number of cases registered for failure or causing damage too due to minor voltage fluctuations that might indeed destroy the hard drive piece. Even the customer support of this product doesn’t turn to be satisfactory for the callers who seek solutions for their complaints.
Though all these negative aspects sound to be occurring for just 1% of users, most users have found this product to work miraculously. Iomega drive proves to be a very helpful device as it is always easy to use and highly durable. IOmega Prestige External Hard Drive comes in two models based on the storage capacity. The 500 GB product can be bought at a very affordable rate of just 80 USD and a 1TB product costs just 120 USD.
P.S. – You might want to consider the Iomega Limited Edition 320 GB Hi-speed USB 2.0 External Hard Drive. The label reads the same price, but with lesser space and better transfer speed.
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William H said:
I recently bought a 500GB drive from the same company, but i spent a lot more than the amount you have mentioned. Looks like the prices have dropped a lot.
February 2nd, 2009 at 12:24 pm -
Vivek said:
@ William. thanks for sharing. sorry to note u have spent a lot. was that any additional expense met? like the shipping or surcharges?
February 3rd, 2009 at 12:48 pm



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