Written on: 04/05/2010 by HWolf (1 review written)
I thought that a freecom secure drive with chip protection could be an elegant device for transporting data securely. All seemed to work well. Only when I transported Ms Office files from my work (mostly Ms Access) I could not read the files at home because they were read protected. Up till now I did not receive useful advise from the help desk. (read more)
Written on: 27/04/2004 by whitbycolin (6 reviews written)
I have an ageing laptop with only 6gb of hard drive space. I wanted more space without having to replace the whole unit. Another option was to fit a bigger manufacturers hard drive, but this was costed at around £200 for a 30 - 40 gb.
In the end the Freecom 80GB External Hard Drive was sourced via the internet for just over £100, an absolute bargain. I use it daily and would recommend it to anyone.
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