Testseek.com have collected 27 expert reviews of the Western Digital My Passport Studio USB2/FireWire WDBAAE and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital My Passport Studio USB2/FireWire WDBAAE.
April 2010
(79%)
27 Reviews
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Abstract: There are many choices you can make in choosing portable back up that is right for you. Companies have been adding more bells and whistles to their basic drives to entice buyers into sticking to their product. The big names such as Seagate and Western ...
Western Digital’s My Passport Studio provides satisfactory (though not exceptional) speed, a strong warranty, and a convenient digital label. If you’re a fan of Western Digital’s line of drives, you’ll appreciate the company constantly seeks to improv...
Published: 2010-05-24, Author: Andrew , review by: techworld.com
Increased capacity is practically expected with updates to hard drives, but Western Digital has added some truly useful features for this new My Passport Studio. We miss the extra FireWire port, but were impressed by the handy labelling system. And th...
Abstract: Kevin Pereira and Alison Haislip bring you a rapidfire Gadget Pr0n where they cram as many portable hard drive reviews in as possible, from the Western Digital My Passport Studio, the Verbatim Insight, the Toshiba Portable hard drive and 250 gig Seagate Replica. Read more: http://g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/gadgetpr0n/70859/Western-Digital-My-Passport-Studio-Verbatim-Insight-Toshiba-Portable-HD-Review.html#ixzz0ow6n4RPv
The Western Digital My Passport Studio supports FireWire 800, FireWire 400, and USB 2.0 connections. It has a sleek compact and portable design with a customizable electronic label
The My Passport Studio doesn't support USB 3.0 and its FireWire performance could be faster. Its backup software doesn't allow for much customization, and its cost per gigabyte is relatively high
The My Passport Studio is designed and preformatted for Macs, but it works well as a portable external storage solution for both Windows and OS X, as long as USB 2.0 is the connection of choice.
The price is a lot to ask if you’re looking for a lot of plain storage: 30 cents/GB for the 640GB version, and you can get drives for as little as 10 cents/GB. But if you want for something sleek and portable, and the e-ink appeals to you, this drive ...
Abstract: There has generally been little difference from one external hard drive to the next (especially in the highly portable 2.5-inch models). Maybe one was a bit smaller than another, or it had Firewire in addition to USB 2.0, but there has often been littl...
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Published: 2010-03-20, Author: James , review by: techworld.com
The Western Digital My Passport Studio 500GB is an average performer when using the USB 2.0 connection, and you can expect similar results when using the FireWire 400 adapter. However, the FireWire 800 interface means you’ll be able to transfer large ...
Abstract: Case in point, their WD home entertainment solutions that work with all brands of external storage, not just their own. In this case, so-to-speak, the new My Passport – Studio models really go that extra mile beyond the storage and with all t...
Increased capacity is expected with storage updates, but Western Digital has added some useful features for its latest My Passport Studio. We miss the second FireWire port, but were impressed by the labelling system of the Western Digital My Passport Stud...
