The second drive that we got our grubby mits on for this shootout is the new Seagate FreeAgent Go that was launched here a few months ago.
This model is available in three capacities – 80GB, 120GB and 160GB. We had the latter as our review unit.

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The iPod nano is back and, boy is it back in style. While the new design was met with some scepticism when it was first unveiled, there is no doubt that this “fatty” is anything but unattractive.

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Japan-Based Buffalo is a relative latecomer to the local branded portable hard disk scene. It is banking on the MiniStation, available in seven variations from 80GB to 400GB, to gain lost ground. The MiniStation line features the TurboUSB function – a built-in proprietary technology to speed up the transfer rate by at least 20% over […]

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The new JVC Everio hard disk camcorders are now 20% smaller than their predecessors, measuring only 54 x 68 x 119mm and weighing 360g inclusive of the battery. The four models that introduced are the GZ-MG330, GZ-MG335, GZ-MG435 (30GB hard disk) and the flagship GZ-MG465 that has a 60GB hard disk.

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Just when you thought Apple wouldn’t announce anything major until Macworld, the company announced its ultra-powerful Mac Pro at CES last week.
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