Western Digital WDXMS2500TN Passport 250 GB USB Portable Hard Drive by Western Digital
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Digital camera reviews of Western Digital WDXMS2500TN Passport 250 GB USB Portable Hard Drive
Digital camera Review: Excellent for Black Macbook Owners!
Summary: 5 Stars
My g/f bought me the 250GB WD Passport drive as a Christmas gift. I had always wanted a portable 2.5" drive but hesitated because I wasn't sure which model/brand to get.
We use Macs and PCs in our home, but I primarily use a black Macbook as my daily driver. This little guy works great and I store all my data, music, and pictures (most-importantly). You wouldn't think it but 250GB gives you a lot of breathing room when you're backing up lots of data.
If you're a Macbook owner, or more specifically a black Macbook owner, this little drive complements the look of your machine quite nicely.
Digital camera Review: Western Digital 250GB drive
Summary: 4 Stars
I've had this product for four weeks. First thing I did was format the drive to NTFS, deleting all the Western Digital synchronization software. I use the drive for a daily backup of my entire system. The drive is quiet and works without problems. I don't need to use the accessory USB power cable: my Thinkpad T61 provides enough power through the supplied USB cable.Digital camera Review: Easy setup for Mac
Summary: 5 Stars
I have an iMac and at first it seemed like I wasn't going to be able to get it to work. I was looking for the setup files in which were all for PCs. Ofcourse, the Mac made things to easy and the Hard Drive just worked upon plugin. So far no troubles and does everything I expected it to.Digital camera Review: Western D 250 Passport
Summary: 3 Stars
So So only . But the price of under 90 bucks is value for moneyDigital camera Review: 232 GIGS?
Summary: 2 Stars
You have got to be kidding me. 7% of the advertised space is missing?
Where did it go?
The hard drive came with some back up software, that was free to try for 30 days. After deleting that and formating the drive I was left with only 232Gigs. Why did I get charged more than 7% of space for tax?