Wireless external drives, eh? so instead of a USB cable we need batteries or a power cord. I don't really see the usefulness. At home there will always be permanent cables, what's a few more? On the road, there's the aforementioned external drive, maybe a projector for presentations..not a big deal. Call me old fashioned, but I trust cables. I see this as opening the door for more packet sniffing.
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Wireless external drives, eh? so instead of a USB cable we need batteries or a power cord.
I don't really see the usefulness. At home there will always be permanent cables, what's a few more? On the road, there's the aforementioned external drive, maybe a projector for presentations..not a big deal.
Call me old fashioned, but I trust cables. I see this as opening the door for more packet sniffing.
I don't know about wireless external drives.. what happens when you're writing to the drive and it goes out of range and corrupts the data?