| Freecom Mobile Drive Pro 250GB USB and Firewire | 
| Brand: Freecom
Category: CE
Buy New: £59.99
New (10) from £59.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Media: Electronics
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Hard Drive Size: 250
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 74 x 54.3 x 31.1
MPN: 29408
Model: 29408
EAN: 4021801294081
ASIN: B000R9CETO
Release Date: September 19, 2007
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
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Product Description
Compact, intuitive and safe, the Mobile Drive Pro from Freecom makes sharing and transporting your data easier than ever! You can now take your professional documents, videos, photos and music everywhere with you, and enjoy them in more than one working environment. In fact, the Mobile Drive Pro not only carefully protects your data, it?s the most high performance and beautiful storage unit to date. To take advantage of its capacities, all you have to do is connect it to your computer via a USB or FireWire port. As far as synchronising and storing data are concerned, the Mobile Drive Pro knows just how to please!
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 the LED indicated could be better December 11, 2007
D. Organ (UK)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I just ordered this drive and I am quite happy about it. The maximum read speed through USB is 19.5 Mb/s (not bad). I didnt have a chance to test firewire yet. The only thing that is a bit irritating is a LED indicator that has 2 modes: lit with blue when no read/write activity or LED off (!) when reading/writing to disk... not terribly convenient LED design. When you are writing a big file to disk you may think that the disk is simply not connected.
 Won't BUS with Mobile Disk 110GB Firewire Drive January 18, 2008
A. G. Hiseman
1 out of 5 found this review helpful
This is a very good value drive that works very well when directly connected to my MacBook Pro Intel via firewire... but...the main reason I need it is to back-up my back-up drive and was hoping to use it without an additional external hub since I only have one firewire port. Unfortunately I should have stuck with a Mobile Disk and paid the extra, as this one will not BUS and just hangs when trying to back-up from the Mobile disk external firewire drive using Retrospect and/or dragging and dropping the stuff. Disappointing as now I have to spend the cash on an external firewire powered hub (there is an AC on the freecom but it doesn't come with the power supply). To sum up = very good value if not intending to BUS however maybe it does so efficiently with another freecom drive or is happier when used with one of those nasty PCs ;-)
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