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MSIC

12:36 PM on 9 July, 2009

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My WD HD TV, coupled with a 2.5" drive does all this, is really very portable (and quiet), and at £80 plus £50 for the external drive is alot cheaper. I wouldn't swap for a Lacie.

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Chocoa

4:39 PM on 9 July, 2009

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Have you guys at TR heard of the Xtreamer unit?

http://www.xtreamer.net/89/content-pages/Specs.aspx

Do you think you might get hold of one for review. This unit is causing a bit of a buzz. Seems to answer the HTPC maidens prayers - especially as its only 99 Euros....

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stevecost

4:58 PM on 9 July, 2009

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My WD-HD-TV comes with me everywhere, the reason i bought it was that it was significantly more portable than an older NEO unit i had, suffered the wrath of an accidental fall onto its side. And i think any hdd unit will suffer the same (regardless of how rugid it may be housed). Personally, i think the more 'protected' the unit is the less careful you are likely to be with it.

Anywhere you can go with a USB stick you can take the WD-HD-TV. Been to US and Germany with it and its just booked a well earned 2 week holiday to Spain for itself! :)

2 * 16Gb usb keys gets me, Series 2 of Private Practice for her, Entourage 1-5 for me and hours of Handy Manny et al for junior... thats portability!

I can't wait for 128Gb keys to become readily available, it'll save me the weight of all those extra heavy and cumbersome usb keys!!!! :)

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ffrankmccaffery

6:20 PM on 9 July, 2009

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looking forward to a review of this and other multimedia drives with a particular emphasis on the interface

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