The Maxtor OneTouch 4 Mini ($149.99 direct) is a highly portable notebook-class 160GB USB hard drive that fits inside a coat pocket. (Heck, it could fit in the back pocket of your jeans if you weren't ...

Seagate’s Maxtor OneTouch line is getting an upgrade, with three new models in the OneTouch 4 series: OneTouch 4 ($100 for 250GB, $170 for 500GB, $270 for 750GB), OneTouch 4 Plus ($130 for 250GB up to ...

The Maxtor OneTouch 4 Plus resembles a semi-trapezoidal slab, with metal sides and black plastic all around. Its size and weight—2.5 by 6 by 6.75 inches (HWD), 2.5 pounds—are typical for a "fixed" ...

Maxtor's OneTouch 4 Plus ($200 direct) is a full-featured backup and external storage drive with catastrophic-failure protection. A drive such as this is indispensable for a business owner or anyone ...

Perhaps I'm just not suffused with the CEDIA spirit, but Maxtor's OneTouch 4 external hard-drive range just doesn't look as "vault-like" as they'd have us believe it's been designed to resemble. Still ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Seagate introduced its Maxtor OneTouch 4 line of external hard disk drives featuring a new industrial ...

Dumb drives are yesterday's news. The new breed is all about what comes pre-loaded, before you've even whipped out the USB cord. Seagate's Maxtor OneTouch 4 series and a corresponding refresh in its ...

It seems like external hard drives are everywhere these days, and are perpetually growing larger in capacity and smaller in size. Competition is fierce, with almost any drive on the shelf coming ...

Seagate Technology on Thursday introduced the Maxtor OneTouch 4 line of external hard disk drives. OneTouch 4 systems provide automatic file backup and synchronization capabilities for Mac and PC. The ...

Flash media rocked the external storage world when it first arrived in 2000, sending the floppy diskette and other popular removable storage systems packing for good. USB flash drives are both ...

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