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Review: Western Digital Mybook Studio hard disk
Choose your connection to this 1TB drive
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Verdict
Overall: A high-capacity drive with a variety of interfaces.
Simon Crisp,
Personal Computer World
18 Dec 2007
The Mybook Studio Edition hard drive is smaller than previous models in the
range, yet it has a larger capacity and the bonus of four interfaces.
Weighing just 1.17kg, it’s also easier to carry around. It also comes with a
power button something that was missing on earlier models.
Our review unit was the flagship 1TB model using Western Digital’s new Green
Power 1TB drive. The four interfaces are USB2, Firewire 800 and 400 and e-Sata
the Firewire 400 uses a converter cable (supplied, as are all the other cables)
to convert one of the two Firewire 800 ports. It comes formatted for Mac use,
but Windows drivers and software can be downloaded.
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