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This Kingston SDHC was perfect for my new Canon HF100 camcorder. It allows me to capture videos at the highest HD quality. It is so easy to use, very durable, and was one the best prices for a 8GB Class 4 SDHC card.
Kingston 8 GB Class

I have had several bad experiences with USB data storage in the past 6 months. So I jumped back into the market with this due to a Gold Box Deal. And have loved it. I have not yet had to use both USB ports, and I have used this drive on about 5 different computers. It comes with five different software packages, which I have yet to try.

The drive feels quite sturdy and has survived being moved around quite a bit since I purchased it. It is quite fast and is useful as a backup device, though I mainly use it to move data between my desktop and business laptop. It is larger than I had hoped, but it fits well into my back pack that I store my computer in.

All in all, very happy. Wish it was a little smaller in size, but for what I paid. I am happy. I feel you will too.

Iomega Prestige 320 GB

Seems to be a few reviews commenting about problems with the cable not being secure. Not sure if Iomega have upgraded or its because people are reviewing the 320GB model under the 500GB description but this is not an issue with the 500GB drive I received. I even picked it up and turned the drive round 360 degrees whilst doing a test backup. Sure the cable got in a tangle but the drive carried on copying with no sign of the cable being loose what-so-ever.

I must admit it was slightly bigger than I expected, the photo against a paper clip just got me thinking it was going to be really tiny and I didnt worry about reading the dimensions.
Dont get me wrong though this thing is very small for something that packs in 500GB. Prob about 50% bigger than an I-phone’s dimensions. So it looks VERY stylish, packs 500GB into a small package and doesnt need any external power, works for me.
Iomega Prestige 250 GB