My PC ("Helen") has its own back up file storage called "My Book Essential" and is an external hard drive, shaped like a cable router (black color). It is also called WD Smartware with a USB 3.0 superspeed, although it is also 100% compatible with USB 2.0. It comes with a WD Smartware software, a USB cable, an AC adapter and a quick install guide.
It is also compatible with Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7. I love its features, which has a storage capacity of 2 terabytes. That's huge! It's equivalent to 2,000 gigabytes...ideal for storing all my photos, videos and music collections.
This hard drive can automatically back up your PC's files if you choose to. But I opted to back my files manually, since I don't want any other documents to automatically be stored except for all my multimedia. (photos, videos & music). It might be a little hassle if you want to bring it with you on your travels because it is a bit heavy and bulky. It will just be ideal for PC at home. Not unless you really have to bring it with you due to urgency or so ;).
So far, I am loving it. I already moved all the files from my thumb drives to here. Then, my USB plug 'n' play can do all the copying if I would want a copy and bring it with me during long trips. I wonder what will I do with all these tons of thumb drives in my drawer...lol! It might be a good idea to give it to my nephews and nieces in the Philippines. They usually need them in school.
It is also compatible with Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7. I love its features, which has a storage capacity of 2 terabytes. That's huge! It's equivalent to 2,000 gigabytes...ideal for storing all my photos, videos and music collections.
This hard drive can automatically back up your PC's files if you choose to. But I opted to back my files manually, since I don't want any other documents to automatically be stored except for all my multimedia. (photos, videos & music). It might be a little hassle if you want to bring it with you on your travels because it is a bit heavy and bulky. It will just be ideal for PC at home. Not unless you really have to bring it with you due to urgency or so ;).
So far, I am loving it. I already moved all the files from my thumb drives to here. Then, my USB plug 'n' play can do all the copying if I would want a copy and bring it with me during long trips. I wonder what will I do with all these tons of thumb drives in my drawer...lol! It might be a good idea to give it to my nephews and nieces in the Philippines. They usually need them in school.
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