Hitachi unveils LifeStudio content-aware external hard drives, we go hands-on
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If we said Hitachi’s got a new line of external hard drives, you’d probably walk away — but what if they were the smartest bricks of magnetic memory you’d ever seen? That’s how Hitachi is billing the new LifeStudio array of drives, which feature not only the standard rotating disks, but also dockable USB keys, software that auto-organizes your media, and several gigabytes of cloud storage. At $80 for a basic 250GB 2.5-inch disk and $220 for the premium 2TB desktop unit, they’re not the cheapest external storage on the block, but they claim to do so much more than store that we just had to give them a try. Read our full impressions after the break.
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