The Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex is a USB 2.0, FireWire 800, USB 3.0 drive, and eSATA drive, complete with auto-backup. A set of optional adapter cables makes the FreeAgent GoFlex one of the most ...

External hard disks are one of the most universally useful gadgets known to techkind. And they’re all pretty similar: For the most part, differences involve the quantity of gigabytes you get for your ...

Shopping for an external hard drive usually means choosing the device that corresponds to the fastest port (most commonly USB 2.0) on the back of your computer. Although other connections, like ...

Seagate's making a big bet on SATA connectors, though the company wouldn't describe it that way: Its new FreeAgent GoFlex line of hard drives and accessories makes use of the standard interface to ...

Stylish-looking USB 3.0 drive packs a whopping 1.5TB capacity, but in write performance it lags the competition. Seagate has clearly had a busy year with the launch of its GoFlex storage line. The ...

Seagate unveils an entirely new line of external storage solutions called FreeAgent GoFlex that sport a very flexible adapter design. CNET editor Dong Ngo has been involved with technology since 2000, ...

The Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex 1.5TB portable drive isn't the first of the company's modular external storage we've reviewed, but it's certainly the largest. Proudly billed as the industry's first 1.5TB ...

In the world of external storage the upgrade path is obvious: slap a bigger drive in your enclosure and wait for people to fill it with media. Seagate's GoFlex Storage System, however, takes a ...

This dock lets you access files anywhere and share them via social networks and the Web. If you’ve read about the https://www.pcworld.com/reviews/product/663457 ...

Seagate is expanding its GoFlex family of 'upgradeable' external HDDs with a new product that will provide networked storage and media playing capabilities for home computer users. The GoFlex Home ...

With most external hard drives, you can never really have too many ports. Sure, it’s great that Western Digital’s USB-only My Passport for Mac ( ) is fast and relatively inexpensive, but most people ...