At last, an external hard drive with features that aren't gimmicks!

Kingston makes SSD-on-SSD RAID array sexy-time more affordable

Western Digital shows how all passport drives aren't the same

Can Western Digital make a solid start in solid state?

This space-saving dock come external hard drive has many tricks up its sleeve

A pocket-sized drive that's tough enough to take the knocks

Can Kingston stick it to Intel with the new Toshiba-powered V+ Series?

Enjoy the security of software-free portable encryption with the iStorage DiskGenie

A pocket-sized hard drive that combines speed and portability

Is this SSD a wolf in sheep's clothing or a duck in a wooly hat?

A hard drive with SATA3 6GB/s througput and a mighty 2TB of storage goodness

Can an external hard drive ever be a true object of desire?

Clickfree's easy-to-use back-up system gets a welcome upgrade

The more budget orientated SSD arrives, but is 40GB too small?

A new external drive with backup built-in

WD's latest hard drive is fantastically fast, but at what cost?

Reasonably big, but unfortunately not too clever

Can a new portable hard drive make backing up less tedious?

Once again, the best things in life are far from free

Take your data on the road in style with this MacBook Air-inspired hard disk

Intel reckons these drives are not only massively faster than conventional hard disks with spinning magnetic platters. It also claims they will give competing SSDs based on flash memory a damn good spanking.

With 320GB of space this drive is great value. Its compact design is supposed to resemble that of a small notebook, which keeps it in the same theme as the larger My Book hard drives. The difference is this device houses a 2.5-inch laptop drive, which spins at 5400rpm.

This is the third version of Western Digital’s My Passport Studio pocket drive, and it should appeal to anyone who needs a drive for backing up data on the road. Just slip it in your suitcase and away you go.

The 160GB Imation Apollo hard drive works well, and has a strong build quality and a clean-looking caddy. It’s smart enough to produce at a meeting.

The Disgo Media Bank describes itself as a "digital video, picture and music player". It's essentially a 500GB external hard disk drive with a simplistic menu, built-in audio/video codecs and a remote control.