Live~NRGY

http://support.wdc.com/product.aspx?ID=232&lang=en

Not impressed when I dropped it on the floor of a Tim Hortons just once in it’s lifecycle and toasted it with an I/O read error.

ESPECIALLY DON’T LIKE THE PROPRIETARY CONNECTOR ON THE BACK OF THE DRIVE.

STANDARD SATA FOR DRIVE SWAP FOR TROUBLESHOOTING PURPOSES IS THE WAY TO GO.

Can’t access the drive at this time.

So as for backup drives – NADDA… AIN’T GONNA BE USED AS A SOLUTION.

GOING SSD ESPECIALLY FOR BACKUPS.