320GB NESO "Ultra Slim High Speed xHDD" Mobile USB 2.0 external Hard Drive
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #5324 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Neso
- Model: N2501S-320G
- Released on: 2009-03-12
- Dimensions: .78 pounds
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Manufacturer's Description
The Neso "Hard drive by Hitachi" xHDD is small, lightweight and fits easily into your pocket. This portable storage unit will enable you to organise your files and take thousands of songs, photos and videos with you everywhere. These elegant portable drives are the ultimate in convenience. They are powered directly through the USB cable and require no power adapter. The drive is also secure; you can synchronize files between home and office. Plug NESO "Hard drive by Hitachi" into any PC, edit files, read e-mail, and view photos. Then sync all of your changes back to your home or office computer.The drive is also easy to set up. Installation is a snap because you don't really "install" this drive; you just plug it in and it's ready to use. The included software loads from the drive the first time you plug it in.When using a Windows-based computer (PC), you can also search your drive, manage your photos,.
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Customer Reviews
Great all rounder
Never heard of the Neso brand before but eventually decided to buy this unit as I knew hitachi and the images looked good.
Booted up the xHDD and was pleasently surprised, quiet operation and performs as well I need to for my day to day use. The biggest seller of this drive however is how it looks, cracking little unit that is the size of my Iphone and weighs about the same. The chrome exterior looks fantastic and even came with a protective cover
If you are looking for an all round drive this is your pick!
Perfect so far!
The drive has just seen its first use and theres nothing to complain about all. Well apart from the case showing up finger prints really easy!
It comes in a great little box with foam lining, which I intend to store it in. I simply took it out of the box, plugged the USB cable in (A twin USB cable is supplied, but it works fine with one USB on my 18month old HP Pavillion laptop), the drivers installed automatically and the window popped up ready for copying files. No formatting required - acts simply like a big USB stick. Data transfer is fairly quick with USB2.0 and it has a funky blue LED to let you know its copying. All the connections are solid, the drive is quiet, and the case looks great as well as being different to everything else on the market.
Like I said - perfect!
Neso 320 GB Hard Drive
Bought this to replace a flash memory stick which broke resulting in some lost work.
The first thing I have to say about this drive is it looks incredible! Even better than I thought it would despite my high expectations based on other reviews. Its also very weighty and feels quite sturdy because of its metal case. The only downside is the actual capacity of the drive comes up as just shy of 300GB but most other hard drives tend to be short of the stated capacity in my experience. Potentially a format may sort this out although I havn't tried this yet.
In use its simply plug and play. Within 30 seconds I had plugged it in (needing only 1 USB of the Y cable supplied) and had copied over the coursework I needed backing up.
The other benefit to the Neso is that when it arrives it comes in a neat plastic case the same size as the drive with added depth to fit the USB cable below. This is perfect for transporting it around so you can keep it safe.
Overall a great compact drive and well worth getting.
Edit: After a bit of searching found that the difference in drive space is due to a difference in how Megabytes are calculated. They advertize based on a megabyte being 1,000,000 bytes. In reality, your computer reports gigabytes based on megabytes being 1024 kilobytes, which are 1024 bytes. A gigabyte is 1024 megabytes. Therefore, if you divide 320,000,000,000 by 1024 three times, you get 298 gig which is actually the correct storage capacity (and what my computer registers it as).




