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tomshardware.com - 3/19/2009

Freecom's ToughDrive Sport Indestructible?

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Freecom just released its new 2.5-inch ToughDrive Sport external hard drive that supposedly endures "even the toughest conditions." But is the thing kid-tested? There's nothing wrong with a little gimmick to sell a product. Obviously, there needs to be something to make a product stand ...

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freecom.com - 3/17/2009

HOME - ToughDrive Sport 500GB

— freecom.com — The Toughest and Sportiest drive there is! Durable, shock resistant hard drive with Turbo USB 2.0, password... protection and outdoor active sports design. Features : Durable, shock resistant hard drive, ideal for mobile computing Outdoor active sports ... (more) HOME - ToughDrive Sport 500GB

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redferret.net - 3/26/2009

ToughDrive Sport - shock resistant hard drive even scares Mr T.

— redferret.net — The ToughDrive Sport external hard drive is big enough to take it. Drop it 2 metres onto... a flat surface and [...] 180 words | permalink | No comments | digg this (more) ToughDrive Sport - shock resistant hard drive even ...

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Freecom's ToughDrive Sport external HDD is tough, also a drive
Engadget — ... time for a rugged external HDD, and Freecom's ToughDrive Sport is the latest. It's a rubberized enclosure sporting drives in 250, 320, and 500GB flavors, protecting them from drops of up to 2 meters while its 256 bit MD5 hardware encryption protects your data from would-be spies -- and from anyone on a Mac, since it's PC-only. The $219 drive (for 500GB) doesn't appear to be waterproof, or even resistant, but hey, check out that USB cable. It looks like a climbing rope! [Via Tom's Hardware] Filed under: Storage Freecom's ToughDrive Sport external HDD is ...

Freecom ToughDrive Sport external hard drive released
SlashGear — ... Sport is available in three models–250GB, 320GB and 500GB. This Freecom device also has a USB 2.0 cable that wraps around it, making connecting to a computer a snap. Transfer speeds can reach up to 480Mbps. Apparently, Windows users can transfer at even faster speeds using a Turbo USB driver. Additionally, there is backup software that makes saving your work a breeze. You can get the Freecom ToughDrive Sport now in Europe for $144, $170 and $241, respectively. [via Tom's Hardware] ...