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Take your media library with you. Stream it to your iPad or Android tablet.
• Take more than 300 HD movies on-the-go
• Stream media over Wi-Fi to 3 devices at the same time
• Automatically sync media and documents from your PC or Mac computer
• Up to 5 hours battery life
• Stream to almost any Wi-Fi enabled device using a web browser or the free app optimized for iPad - including laptops, Android phones and tablets.
• Includes USB 3.0 connectivity for fast data transfers (fully compatible with USB 2.0)
• Other available interfaces include FireWire 800 and powered eSATA (sold separately)
System Requirements:
• iPad, smartphone, tablet or computer with a web browser and Wi-Fi connectivity (802.11 b/g/n)
• PC or Mac computer running Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP or Mac OS 10.5.8 or later operating system for loading media on to GoFlex Satellite mobile wireless storage device via USB
• SuperSpeed USB 3.0 port (required for USB 3.0 transfer speeds) or USB 2.0 port
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Review by: chugga (Yolande)
Dated: 2nd of February, 2012
For those of us still living back in the stone age with hard drives of 10-70GBs this little baby is really a must have. Way to free up some space on the hard drive and get your computer (or laptop as the case may be) moving again. It does need a bit of setting up and sorting out ... but probably less than it took me if you have a better handle on technology and programmes. Sitll it is easy enough that even a girl can do it - and I am allowed to say that because I am a girl.
When I first learned of this device, I thought "cool, a flash external hard drive!" But this baby really does have distinct advantages that set it apart. Slip it in your pocket (or handbag) and off you go - the young ones in the back seat can watch what they like on those long drives (since most of them have flash as mobile phones these days anyway) and of course you can still watch those movies yourself without them cluttering your drive.
Perhaps more importantly, this devise has the WOW factor .... "I want one!" is the usual response when others see me using it - particularly the blokes - making it an ideal gift for the bloke who is shedless.
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