Showing posts with label Storage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Storage. Show all posts

Saturday, February 10, 2018

Lenovo Family Cloud

Invitation from Lenovo try out the following products:

Lenovo Family Cloud (Client - phones/tablets)
Lenovo Family Cloud Server (Server - Win10/64bit PC)

Went to my bookmarked Lenovo system scan webpage and one of the software items on the list was indeed the Lenovo Family Cloud Server, went ahead and installed that with no issues.

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

Lexar Jumpdrive 16GB

Impulse buy - threw this into the basket while shopping at Woolies Brandon Park. Last year put a USB 3.0 PCI card into the Balcony computer and then got a Seagate Expansion Drive 3.0 for backups - this is my first USB 3.0 stick.

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Thursday, March 24, 2016

Balcony PC update

As posted last Sunday bought from the market, installed and cloned a Sandisk SSD Plus 240GB - all good. Anyway ended up with quite an array of drives (LOL) as Macrium Reflect just tagged every drive with a letter including system partitions etc. Did some cleanup in Disk Management to hide stuff (see picture) so we are tidy again. Next task was to cleanup the SSD as all the user data like docs, photos videos etc is already on (what is now) the F: storage drive - the Samsung 1TB. Note that all the apps including large ones like Office 2007 Pro will stay on the SSD and as you can see from the picture we have 145GB free.

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Monday, March 21, 2016

Balcony PC tower upgrades

Balcony desktop tower PC upgrade(s) - the CPU swap from E5200 to E7400 which cost $8.60 went well, now it's time for a SSD so got a Sandisk SSD Plus 240GB from the market today along with SATA and power cables.

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

ALDI: 4GB High Speed SD Card $12.99





  • 4GB
  • High speed
  • Great for use in digital cameras, SD video cam notebooks, PCs with card readers and satellite navigation systems

  • This works well with my Kodak M753, great price.

    Tuesday, June 1, 2010

    Imation Apollo Portable 500GB USB Hard Drive

     






    The Imation Apollo 2.5" Portable Hard Drive offers high-capacity mobile storage for data, photos, music and videos. It's a pocket-sized device that is lightweight and stylish yet extremely durable. Available in midnight-black brushed surface with chrome detailing.The Apollo Portable Hard Drive is fully USB 2.0 powered, and no additional power supply is required. A blue data transfer indicator lights when data transfer is in process.The Apollo Portable Hard Drive comes with easy-to-use Total Media Backup software compatible with both PC and Mac.
     

    Features



    • Ultra Slim Design - Designed to fit in the palm of your hand or slip into your pocket, the Apollo Portable Hard Drive offers a unique combination of sleek styling and compact size.
    • Backup Software - The Apollo Portable Hard Drive comes with easy-to-install, easy-to-use Total Media backup™ software that is preconfigured to backup data, photos, music and video. Designed for use with PC or Mac, you can select backup, schedule, synchronise and restore functions with a quick click of the mouse.
    • USB 2.0 Powered - The drive is fully USB 2.0 powered. No external power supply is required.

    I purchased the Imation Apollo Portable 500GB USB Hard Drive for the AKAI AD181X set top box from JB Hi-Fi for $109 as advertised in their catalogue. When I went to buy they were $139 so I said to the nice lady serving me I want that for $109 as per the current catalogue, she was not sure and got someone else involved to discuss and while they were doing that I brought up their website on a Apple Mac (LOL) and they agreed $109 was OK so I had a win.

    Thursday, February 23, 2006

    SD Card for our Kodak Z730 camera

     

    Purchase this for Z730

     

    1GB Secure Digital Memory SD FAST 150X 22MB/S mp3 Kodak
     
    Z730 will accept up to 2GB and is not SDHC compatible.
     

    Item: 170145890817
    Billionbuck
    http://stores.ebay.com.au/Billionbuck-Your-Buy-Online-Network

     

    Thursday, June 9, 2005

    D-Link DNS-312H NAS with Built-in 120GB Hard Drive $509

     




    Product Features



    • 120GB 7200 Spindle Speed (RPM) 3.5-inch hard drive pre-installed
    • 2 high-speed USB 2.0 ports for printer, external hard drive connection
    • Built-in printer server function
    • UPnP support for easy configuration
    • System configuration file backup
    • Security: user account database, sharing of folder access control by single user or groups
    • System log with NTP (Network Time Protocol) support
    • 10/100BASE-TX port to connect to Ethernet network
    • Warning LED in case hard disk is full or broken
    • Supported HD formats: FAT16, FAT32

    Purchased this in November 2005. Noisy fan from day one and some issues initially mapping drives.

    Table side by side GOOD

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