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Sunny

6:58 AM on 25 September, 2009

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It's a shame that out of all of the manufacturers to produce a USB 3.0 hard drive first, it was freecom...the most unreliable player in the market!

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Gingerscot

8:46 AM on 25 September, 2009

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"but The Reg did see it push 500GB of data across in just four seconds, so there's little lag going on here."

Thats fast!:P

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Simon Heather

9:00 AM on 25 September, 2009

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500GB in four seconds - I don't think so!

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GoldenGuy

9:29 AM on 25 September, 2009

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I've been wanting to stuff something valuable into my ExpressCard slot for ages, and this might well be it. Bit ungainly though.

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mrdoogso

11:11 AM on 25 September, 2009

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500Gb in 4 seconds is frightfully quick - surely that is a mistake by Mr Kelly? 4 minutes perhaps i could swallow quite comfortably and still go WOW !

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Gordon394

11:30 AM on 25 September, 2009

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@mrdoogso - apologies MB, not GB! So 40 seconds for 5GB!

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