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<blockquote data-quote="Krs_2007" data-source="post: 437508" data-attributes="member: 12948"><p>That I dont know, but I would be more interested in the SD card reader built into the WD. The speeds from what I read say if you are in a hurry then dont bother with it. But if are you looking for a Wifi option and dont mind typical wifi speeds then you can't beat these, they are N's. I did skim over some speed test but right off the bat I know that speed isn't something that I am all that worried about. Dont get me wrong, if it takes 24 hours to dump a 16 g card then I would run in the opposite direction. </p><p></p><p>The tech is kind of what worries me, only one device like the WD on the market that I can find. Is that because there isn't a need or is it because these wifi devices are filling the mobile device backup market. Honestly, just want a rechargeable hard drive that has a card reader in it that can be used without a computer and doesn't break the bank. Might be too much to ask for.</p><p></p><p>At this point I am leaning towards just getting more SD cards, why ignore something that is tried and true.</p><p></p><p>I already have an OTW external hard drive, was just looking at these portable ones as an option. Still trying to figure this out as I am going to be gone for around 2 weeks and I want a solid backup for on the road.</p><p></p><p>Although the battery powered hard drive with card reader is a real nice plus, its just a little too new for me to feel comfortable about jumping on. Still trying to find out if I can replace the hard drive if it fails.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Krs_2007, post: 437508, member: 12948"] That I dont know, but I would be more interested in the SD card reader built into the WD. The speeds from what I read say if you are in a hurry then dont bother with it. But if are you looking for a Wifi option and dont mind typical wifi speeds then you can't beat these, they are N's. I did skim over some speed test but right off the bat I know that speed isn't something that I am all that worried about. Dont get me wrong, if it takes 24 hours to dump a 16 g card then I would run in the opposite direction. The tech is kind of what worries me, only one device like the WD on the market that I can find. Is that because there isn't a need or is it because these wifi devices are filling the mobile device backup market. Honestly, just want a rechargeable hard drive that has a card reader in it that can be used without a computer and doesn't break the bank. Might be too much to ask for. At this point I am leaning towards just getting more SD cards, why ignore something that is tried and true. I already have an OTW external hard drive, was just looking at these portable ones as an option. Still trying to figure this out as I am going to be gone for around 2 weeks and I want a solid backup for on the road. Although the battery powered hard drive with card reader is a real nice plus, its just a little too new for me to feel comfortable about jumping on. Still trying to find out if I can replace the hard drive if it fails. [/QUOTE]
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