Testseek.com have collected 11 expert reviews of the Lenovo Iomega eGo Portable USB2/FireWire and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo Iomega eGo Portable USB2/FireWire.
July 2008
(86%)
11 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
PRO: Thin and lightweight. Needs no power cord. USB or FireWire. Wide range of sizes and prices. Works with Power Mac G3 or greater and Mac OS X 10.1.5 and above.
CON: External power supply not included and costs $19.95.
Abstract: Reminiscent of a hip flask, Iomegas eGo portable hard drive, with its solid metal construction, smooth finish, and sleek looks, slides handily into a purse or pocket so you can tote your important digital files wherever you go. The drive gets its powe...
While Iomega’s eGo is no speed demon, its sturdy construction, small size, and smart looks make it perfectly suited to mobile Mac users. The 250GB USB and FireWire model we tested comes in red or black; a 160GB version ($152) is offered in red o...
Abstract: Iomega eGo 250 GB Portable Hard Drive, FireWire 400Company: IomegaIomegas new eGO line of portable hard drives comes in colors, and I mean colors. The review drive Ive been using for a while is red, Red, RED! My techno-wife especially approved, as t...
Abstract: Iomegas eGo is a durable and good looking portable drive that performs well enough for on the go and most desktop needs. Thanks to its AirPort compatibility, it also works great as a wireless networked drive if your Base Station space is a bit cramped...
While Iomega’s eGo is no speed demon, its sturdy construction, small size, and smart looks make it perfectly suited to mobile Mac users. The 250GB USB and FireWire model we tested comes in red, white or black; a 160GB version (£79.99) is offered in...
Abstract: Iomega introduced the eGo series of pocket-sized hard drives last summer, but has recently introduced a 250MB model with USB 2.0 and FireWire ports. It’s available red, white and black versions. The 160GB version is still available for £68 (plus VA...
Le eGo est loin d'être le meilleur. Mieux vaut s'orienter vers le Maxtor One Touch 4 Mini qui a une coque en métal d'excellente finition et de très bons débits. Par contre, pour des taux de transferts supérieurs en Fir...
Abstract: La gamme eGo de disques durs externes dIomega sest enrichie de nouveaux modèles. Après leGo Go Hi-speed USB 2.0, le constructeur propose désormais un modèle FireWire/USB 2.0 destiné à être pris en charge aussi bien par un Mac que par un PC. Lélégan...
