Verbatim Quad-Interface eHDD
Conclusion
I know these numbers are like a slap in the face for all you USB 2.0 fans, but as I have said before, USB 2.0 is only capable of “bursting” to 480 MB/s, and then it drops back down. eSATA and Firewire were built specifically for data transfer and not for handling a million different hot-swappable peripherals. While the USB is more versatile than either of the latter, it is not faster except in short sprints.
To wrap this review up, I was a little disappointed that it didn’t include the newest fad to hit external HDD’s, Bluetooth. Other than that, I couldn’t find anything to complain about. The speeds were fast, the unit didn’t overheat, and it was very versatile. Overall, I’m happy with how the Verbatim Q-I performed and I look forward to trying out their next external HDD in the future.
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2 Comments
Why would I want to stream music from a 500GB hard drive to any other BT-enabled device I have? I have no idea. Or being able to access it with the new bluetooth enabled firmware for PSP? No clue.
why the hell would you want to use bluetooth for a hdd.. it's like sticking my media center on a 56k modem connection….
On the up side of things I can't wait to see a USB 3.0 version -)