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Portability, Reliability and Recovery - Computer backup made simple. Toshiba’s Portable External Hard Drives make computer backup simple. Our drives take the complexity out of backing up your computer data by providing easy-to-use backup software for both Windows and Mac users. Powered by USB 2.0, you can take your files just about anywhere. Just one click and you’re on your way to creating a digital safety net to help protect your files. With Toshiba’s Portable External Hard Drives, you’ll enjoy mobile storage space for even the largest digital libraries. Our 640 GB Drive is capable of storing up to 182,000 digital photos, or 168,000 digital music files, or 520 downloaded digital movies. Toshiba’s Portable External Hard Drives work with both Mac and PC computers and include software that makes backing up your computer simple.
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- Capable of storing up to 182,000 digital photos, or 168,000 digital music files, or 520 downloaded digital movies- Full system backup and recovery (including attached internal/external drives).
- Internal shock sensor and ramp loading technology helps protect the drive.
- USB Powered for portability.
- Password protected backup encryption.
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By Ian
Purchased this drive to replace the blank CDs I was using to back up my laptop files. States it is a 640 GB drive, but actual available space is about 598 GB. While converting the drive to NTFS format (which is required), I got an "Internal Failure" error message which caused me to have to shut off the power to my laptop (couldn't even ctrl-alt-del reboot). Fortunately this message didn't affect the conversion process, as it happened after the backup icon had already appeared on my desktop which allowed me to test the drive after restart. As it turns out, the conversion process had completed successfully, but I suspect it was unable to finish the process, and just went into an endless loop which only stopped when I powered it off. This may have to do with the old operating system I am still using (Win XP sp3), but I'm not sure. So, anyway, if you see this message, it doesn't necessarily mean there is a problem with the external drive itself. Aside from that, it is fairly easy to use. It may take some time to backup large files (e.g. several hours or more for 30 GB), but once there, it is easy to retrieve. I had read previously online (and also been told by a Toshiba tech) that two (2) open USB ports were needed when using this drive, but the fact is that only one (1) is actually needed. Also keep in mind that there is no separate cd containing software that needs to be loaded - once you plug it into the port, the process starts, and if you are lucky, it will finish without any drama.
By Tomas
I recommended this portable hard drive to everyone how need to save and move data.
Excellent relationship price - value.
By A2J
Product is functionally and asthetically good and fit for the purpose I bought it. Arrived on time and in good condition
By Jean Renard (los angeles)
I am a huge fan of small drives like this, I have quite a few from a variety of manufacturers. Toshiba has done great products and this one was aggressively priced so I got it.
It arrived, looked great, super light but with a very short USB cable which was disappointing. Still I liked the color since I color code externals by usage and red was a new color for me. (My LaCies have color bumpers on them)
Plugged it into the computer and it was, then was not, recognized, at first I thought it was a cable thing since the OS recognized it sometimes and then lost it only to re-find it again. The drive then started making clicking sounds and it failed shortly thereafter.
I stupidly got rid of the packaging (I had never gotten a bad drive before) so I had to get an RMA from Toshiba, that was easy but between the cost of shipping it back and the insurance I could have gotten a LaCie and dropped it a few times and it still would be working.
Now I wait for it to be returned, if something awful happens I will update this. Otherwise I'm sure it will be ok, but still I regret the impulse buy.
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