Seagate's Wireless Hard Drive

    Seagate's Wireless Hard Drive


    Posted: 16 May 2011
    Hard drive-manufacturer Seagate today unveils a first--a wireless hard drive with a built-in personal Wifi network for iOS devices--Apple's iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. The idea is that since the Apple devices don't have expandable memory or slots to allow in external hard drives, heres a way to greatly extend their use.

    The Seagate GoFlex Satellite drive is 500 Gigabytes and sells for $199.99, at the Seagate, Amazon and Best Buy websites. It will extend to Best Buy's retail stores in July, and be available for Android phones in the summer.
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    Posted By: Win7User512
    16 May 2011



  2. mickey megabyte
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    little apples don't have usb slots?

    even my teensy ultra-cheap android phone has a mini usb port!
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  4. Win7User512
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    mickey megabyte said:
    apples don't have usb slots?

    even my little android phone has a mini usb port!
    Macs do. iPhones and iPads don't.
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  5. mickey megabyte
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    ok - i reread your op and edited my post whilst you replied.
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