Reviews and Problems with Seagate GoFlex Satellite
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Seagate GoFlex Satellite Review
Tech2
2 weeks ago
Excerpt: In a world where sometimes you just can’t find the space to take it with you when you go, and by that we’re referring to your media and not your money, Seagate offers a
Excerpt: Seagate’s GoFlex Satellite is a hybrid wireless / storage device that claims to bring rich feature and functionality in an impressively small form factor, but is it
Conclusion: The Seagate GoFlex Satellite has a lot to offer with its high capacity, fast transfer speeds, and trusted in-house Seagate hard drive inside.
Pros: 500GB capacity to hold very large media collections, Fast USB 3.0 transfer speeds, Multiple charging options included, Battery gives up to five hours in use
Excerpt: With an overseas trip coming up, the iPad and its non-expandable storage wasn’t going to be able to keep me entertained during several long flights.
Excerpt: This battery-powered hard drive streams media over Wi-Fi to your mobile devices. It's not quite ready for prime time, however—especially for Android devices.
Pros: Able to stream media via Wi-Fi, Rechargeable battery, Can connect up to three devices simultaneously
Cons: Connecting to device causes Internet connection to drop, No playlist support, Non-iOS clients might encounter streaming media complications
Seagate GoFlex Satellite: A Wireless Hard-Drive Tablet Companion
PC World
20 May 2011
Excerpt: The Seagate GoFlex Satellite hard drive takes the shackles off your tablet, freeing it to connect to a greater amount of storage capacity--without
Excerpt: At first glance, the Seagate GoFlex Satellite appears to be a standard GoFlex external hard drive, although there are hints that not all is what it seems.
Pros: Wirelessly boosts capacity by 500GB, USB 3.0-compatible, Good user interface
Cons: Uses Wi-Fi to connect, By default isn't password protected, Expensive