Argosy Research is a research/developing as well as manufacturing oriented company. Owing to its excellent command of technology, Argosy Research is able to develop products... more
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Flash Memory Cards Supported: CompactFlash Card type I, CompactFlash Card type II, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Microdrive, MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card, Memory Stick Duo, miniSD, RS-MMC
HDD Capacity: 20 GB
HDD Form Factor: 1.8" - built-in
File System Supported: FAT 16, FAT 32
Connectivity
Connections: USB 2.0
Power adapter
Type: Power adapter
Manufacturer's product description
Argosy Research is a research/developing as well as manufacturing oriented company. Owing to its excellent command of technology, Argosy Research is able to develop products complying with the trendiest trend. Argosy Research has been developing products with the strongest self-motivation to make the best products for users. The wholeness and variety of products is just what Argosy Research is best at. PRODUCT FEATURES: Incorporated two slots design for Memory Card; 10-in-1 Memory Card Reader; Standalone: Direct copy from flash memory to internal HDD without a PC; Ultra-compact form factor that fit in your palm; Recessed and delayed power button to prevent accidental ON/OFF; Battery charged via USB bus power (included) or external power supply; Battery charging mode setting to maximize operation or battery life; High speed USB 2.0 interface; Bus powered external HDD and card reader for PC and Mac; DIY battery change; Auto power-off; Password protection (by enabling); Intelligent screen display file-access log.
Battery
Required Qty: 1
Rechargeable Battery: Rechargeable
Battery Enclosure Type: Internal
Included Qty: 1
Technology: Lithium Ion
Capacity: 600 mAh
System requirements
Operating System: MS Windows XP, MS Windows 2000, MS Windows ME, MS Windows 98 SE, Apple MacOS X 10.2 or later
Advantages: Quiet Disadvantages: Not yet found (runned for 4 months)
...I bought this HD in March(4 months ago) for an upgrade to my older 80Gb HITACHI. Similiar to all new harddisks, you could hardly hear a sound when equiped in PC when its doing heavy reading and writing. (Yeah, I'm addicted to BitTorrent downloading, my PC is kept running for almost 7x24, downloading Gbs of stuffs at speed from 600k/s to sometimes 1200k/s, uploading always keeps above 700k/s)
Now it has been 4 months, this hardisk outperformed any other I have owned before. I remember my Hitachi and Segate ones started to making bigger and bigger noise since 2~3 months. (im a HD eater! ha) And the Hitachi one even started to temperorily shut-down with werid noise.
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Advantages: powerful, reliable and good looking Disadvantages: a little on the heavy side
...I bought a Travelmate 8100 several months ago and have found it to be a powerful, fast work machine that doubles as a leisure/games machine at home. The fast Intel Pentium M760 processor runs at 2.0GHz and with 2MB cache is more than adequate. I doubled the memory to 2 gb which makes a difference. The 120GB hard drive is great for storing both work materials and photos/videos, and the 15.4 inch widescreen with HD quality is good for playing dvds as well as working. The internal wireless connection works well with the aerial hidden in the laptop lid, although it may be a little slow for fast high speed connections.
A big advantage for the business user, which my network administrator appreciates, is the provision of Microsoft XP Pro as standard, which makes for easier networking....
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...Iomega released a new device a mid-end 2001. This is a USB or Firewire removable harddisk.
The version I have is a USB one with a 20GB disk supplied as standard. There is also a firewire version and smaller disk sizes available.
All in all the product behaves as I would expect. It is not as fast as a fixed hard disk, but is fine for general use.
The unit comes in two components, the disk itself (and you could buy additional ones) and a cradle (the bit which is either USB or Firewire).
The harddisk seems ok but being plastic cased I would not want to have it bashed around much, a fairly thick case is provided however for the disk itself (the disk is about 3 inches by 6 inches).
The cradle again is plastic and has a bright blue 'button' style of light on it. Looks ok when it is on the go but the cradle is not exactly made from...
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