Western Digital’s 2TB Elements Portable USB 3.0 Hard Drive is $64.99 on StackSocial. offering fast transfers and a three-year warranty.

The Western Digital Elements Portable 2TB External Hard Drive is on sale for $64.99 (MSRP $79.99). Running out of space on ...

Making a trip out to Walmart soon? Don’t miss the Seagate 2TB Slim Portable External Hard Drive for just $60. It’s normally ...

Over the past few years the storage market has seen caching solutions start their transition from pure enterprise to the consumer market. Drives such as the Corsair Accelerator and Sandisk ReadyCache ...

It was inevitable, really. Samsung's not-so-storied Story hard drive first took the leap to eSATA in November of last year, and for those always in need of the latest and / or greatest, now this very ...

Ever-tumbling prices of solid-state disks (SSDs) make them tasty propositions for users looking to speed up their systems by installing an SSD as a boot drive. The 2.5in form factor of most consumer ...

USB 2.0 portable hard drives are common and ideal for compatibility, but are slow performers. Upgrading your portable hard drive to a USB 3.0 enclosure will increase its performance significantly.

The G-Technology G-Drive Mobile USB 3.0 will backup and transfer files quicker than a 5,400rpm hard drive, but SSDs are faster still, if that's what you really need. The G-Drive Mobile USB 3.0 is ...

This secure hard drive’s exponentially larger capacity and high-flying USB 3.0 performance makes it a better value than secure flash drives. If having to pay $7+ per gigabyte for secure flash drives ...

Ready for an unconventional upgrade? How about this: You can turn an old, pokey external hard drive into a blazingly fast one with about 10 minutes of your time and $15 of your money. See, most modern ...

Over the past decade, portable hard drive capacities have gotten larger and larger prompting us to store more of our important data onto these large backup drives yet hard drive durability has ...

We have noticed that the external hard drive connected to the USB 3 Port is not recognized by Windows. The drive is not visible in the File Explorer making it inaccessible. In this post, we will see ...