Buffalo announces 320GB portable hard drive

by Evan Blass posted Nov 23rd 2007 at 12:01PM

You can never be too good looking or have too many gigabytes on your person, which is why Buffalo has just announced what it's touting as the "world's largest" portable external hard drive, a 320GB dynamo called the MiniStation Turbo USB HD-PS320U2. This 5,400rpm platter features 256-bit AES encryption courtesy of Buffalo's Secure Lock Ware utility, and Windows users also getting Memeo's AutoBackup software thrown in to boot. Look for this portable powerhouse next month for around £155 ($319).

Filed under: Storage

Tags: buffalo, external hdd, ExternalHdd, hard drives, HardDrives, HD-PS320U2, MiniStation Turbo USB, MinistationTurboUsb, portable hard drives, PortableHardDrives

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Scooter @ Nov 23rd 2007 12:12PM

It would be elegant if they could make the housing slightly longer/wider and insert a recoiling usb cable.

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compdude @ Nov 23rd 2007 12:22PM

This is some storage in your hand..

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Jaymez @ Nov 23rd 2007 12:23PM

Price seems a bit too high for me. I swear I've seen other drives at Staples for half that price.

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Todd George @ Nov 23rd 2007 1:45PM

This is a 2.5" drive, the ones that are cheaper would be based on the 3.5" technology. The larger models also require an external power supply, which this one probably doesn't.

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Jeremy Garrett @ Nov 23rd 2007 12:51PM

Seems like a pretty cool drive to me.

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tundraboy @ Nov 23rd 2007 4:31PM

Until Buffalo makes a replacement fan available for my 250GB Linkstation, I will always post on every Buffalo product review that Buffalo has poor product support. A $5 component that breaks 2 months after the warranty expires should not be totally out of stock! And if they can't supply the component, they should replace the unit for free even if it's past warranty. Steer clear of this company!

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Skip Johnson @ Nov 23rd 2007 5:36PM

Shuffle off to buffalo with this bad boy

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gregf @ Nov 23rd 2007 10:39PM

those look neat.

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pauline @ Nov 23rd 2007 11:17PM

the best one i have seen yet

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Neporeed @ Nov 24th 2007 1:11AM

Very Sleek with good size capacity

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bruno @ Nov 24th 2007 2:04AM

OOH PICK ME =D

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Dash_Merc @ Nov 24th 2007 3:12AM

mememe?

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D @ Nov 24th 2007 6:22PM

WOULD like.

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arthings @ Nov 24th 2007 10:45PM

至少可以不用带着变压器出门了

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joe23521 @ Dec 3rd 2007 11:33PM

The 250GB flavor requires two free usb ports to operate.
Was a pain in the ass to use on a MacBookPro.

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