Its My Passport lineup is one of the most portable external hard drives ... use. It connects to your laptop or other device via USB 3.0, which is up to four times faster than USB 2.0. Seagate ...

Macworld At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Supports Thunderbolt 5 ・Impressive performance for creative users ・Rugged design with IP68 rating ・Five-year warranty Cons ・Expensive ・Requires Mac with M4 ...

This uses AES 256-bit encryption and gives you the option to use fingerprint sign ... which is 3x what the likes of Seagate and WD offer for portable hard disk drives. Again, that's down to ...

The USB-C connection means it's compatible with a wide range of hardware, including Xbox, PlayStation, Windows, Mac ... portable but still using hard disk technology? This is a super cheap 500GB ...

let alone breaking a sweat during use. But the real USP for this external Mac drive is the size. Talk about portable, this one is absolutely tiny (71.5 x 43.5 x 8mm) and probably as thin as it ...

If you haven't made the upgrade to the PS4 and want to breathe new life into your old console, the best PS4 external hard drives are your ... not to say you can't use a portable SSD with Sony's ...

The top external SSDs and hard drives are essential tools for PC and Mac users. With file sizes constantly ... from 4 feet (1.22 meters). You can use either a USB Type-A or a Type-C cable to ...

The best Mac apps ... to-dos in portable Markdown, organize notes with nested tags, pull assets (like images or text) from web pages into your notes, and even draw or dictate notes using a stylus ...

Apple’s latest M4 Pro and Max MacBook ... drives, external display, and others). Here we concentrate on Thunderbolt docks, but also include cheaper USB-C docks—which Thunderbolt MacBooks can ...

The best portable hard drives ... Conventional hard disk drives use sensitive moving parts, making them vulnerable to drops. SSDs are much more resilient and don’t require bulky bumpers for shock ...

It's also quite portable ... drives new, it's best to stick with the NAS maker's recommendations. Some drives from Seagate, Toshiba, and WD are tagged as specially designed for NAS use.