external hard drives

LaCie announced the latest in their line of external drives today, the Rikiki Go. Apparently, a Rikiki is a small monkey with a mohawk, as seen in the product documentation on the LaCie website. Regar

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/NetworkSpaceMAX_Front.jpg" />Luxury storage masters LaCie have introduced a new drive (well, drives) intended for maximum data protection

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/wd-my-book-essential-620x154.jpg" alt="wd-my-book-essential" /><strong>Short version:</strong> Western Digital's refreshed <a href="http:

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/OWC_otg1tb_1009.jpg" />If you feel like riding the wave (and are made of money), look no further than the newest configuration of Mercury

One of LaCie’s most recognizable products, the Rugged line of external HDDs has been around for ages, but only recently expanded into the 3.5″ HDD realm with this 1TB unit. The design is m

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/satahdddockstationcombostereospeakerhub-1-640.jpg">Convergence abounds with Brando’s laboriously-named SATA HDD Dock Station Combo Ster

If you like to hoard stuff digitally, you’ll love the price on this two-terabyte external hard drive from Newegg. It’s the Western Digital My Book for $249 with free shipping. That’s cheap! Just

Nothing really revolutionary here, but it is very pretty. Wait, I was looking at the girl. The hard drive, as I was saying, has very smooth skin — damn, that’s the girl again. Okay, seriou

Ahhh, this is very 24. I can see Jack Bauer pulling nuclear secrets off it after choking a terrorist to death with the USB cable. I don’t think that’s the image Lenovo is going for, though

Son of a motherless goat, that’s a lot of storage. You can pick up the two-terabyte Western Digital My Book from Newegg.com for $369.99, which includes free shipping. It packs two one-terabyte drive

This is a nice little drive that Freecom is launching. Tasteful, simple, even covered in a non-slip rubber finish. And it tips the scales at just over 155g or 5.5oz, which makes it light enough to car

I actually could have used one of these last night when I was swapping and backing up my internal HDDs and didn’t have enough space in my case to hold ’em all. This multi-hard drive enclos

This slipped by me earlier in the month, but it’s a pretty cool little drive of special interest to shutterbugs. It’s an upcoming storage device developed in a partnership between Polaroid