External HardDrives, about 1TB

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Re: External HardDrives, about 1TB

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Ok, found those: HERE Which one from ones above you recommend?
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Re: External HardDrives, about 1TB

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Sepu wrote:
damage jackal wrote: my too sepu, maxtors still good as externals?
I've a 1Tb Maxtor external and I love it
I think Maxtor are really good hard disks..
ironicly i need to buy a drive too
i couldnt find an external 1tb maxtor, whats your model?
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Re: External HardDrives, about 1TB

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I don't know the correct model, but I see now that Maxtor is "Seagate" now, they merged the brands.
Anyway, I would suggest a LaCie too, they rock! And nice design
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In the past 3 months, I've purchased 2 2TB WD externals and have been pleased with both so far. All my externals have been WD's. No problems yet (hope I don't jinx anything).
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So I rather stay with WD, thanks for tips guys.
Just one more thing, if some bad sectors are detected do we have any software to let us know which files are damaged?