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Sanho HyperDrive iPad Hard Drive
Cameratown Reviews the New HyperDrive iPad Portable Hard Drive for Photographers and Videographers
October 15, 2010 -- Cameratown's Ron Risman has just published his exclusive review of the new Sanho HyperDrive iPad portable hard drive. The HyperDrive iPad was announced in early September and is the world's first portable hard drive compatible with the Apple iPad.
Ron Risman writes: "Ever since Epson launched their first portable multimedia storage viewer / hard drive about 6 years ago I have always wanted to own one. Unfortunately I could never justify the high price premium, considering their relatively small hard drives and slow transfer performance. Two weeks ago that all changed with the introduction of the new HyperDrive iPad Hard Drive and in this review I'll not only explain why I chose this model but will also detail my experiences, both good and bad, with this new product"
The HyperDrive iPad not only allows photographers and videographers the ability to backup their media out in the field, it also provides them a way to preview these files on their iPad.
But does the HyperDrive iPad it live up to the hype? Read the full review to find out.
Review: http://www.cameratown.com/reviews/sanho/hyperdrive_ipad/
Link to manufacturer / further info â–º Cameratown's Review
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The facts and viewpoints in this section are not necessarily the views of X-Ray Magazine. Equipment presented in this section have not been tested by X-Ray Magazine, nor are the items waranteed. Presentation here does not imply endorsements of any kind. Information provided is condensed from manufacturers’ descriptions. Texts are usually edited for length, clarity and style. Links are active and working at the time of publication
The facts and viewpoints in this section are not necessarily the views of X-Ray Magazine. Equipment presented in this section have not been tested by X-Ray Magazine, nor are the items waranteed. Presentation here does not imply endorsements of any kind. Information provided is condensed from manufacturers’ descriptions. Texts are usually edited for length, clarity and style. Links are active and working at the time of publication
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