I just need some good storage now, and then shell out the bucks for a
full featured device much later...
RS I'd recommend the PDX7 then, it's cheap, small, fast, has good battery life,
RS doubles as a AA charger, can handle a 100GB drive and verifies transfers.
Hi Rob,
thanks for the comment.
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 12:51:23 +0100, Frantisek wrote:
I am looking for a HDD enclosure that has OTG USB specifications -
basically a copy button - so I can attach a card reader to it and
it would copy all the files from the card trought the reader onto
the HDD. Just a no frills backup
Fra,
Like several others here I chose a PD7X.
I went with a 40GB drive. Its powered by 4 AA batteries, has a built in
dual voltage battery recharger, and is very simple to operate.
To copy the memory card to the drive you insert the card,
place the power switch to the 'Card' position and press
Hi,
Wednesday, March 23, 2005, 12:12:36 PM, Fred wrote:
Fra,
Like several others here I chose a PD7X.
I went with a 40GB drive. Its powered by 4 AA batteries, has a built in
dual voltage battery recharger, and is very simple to operate.
how long do the batteries last on a device like
I've not done any testing myself but one of the reviewers
states 'You could backup at least 30 GB of DATA without recharging the
battery.' Though I would guess it would be dependant upon
the initial state of your batteries, and the speed of the memory
card.
Hi, thanks for the suggestion, but I specifically asked for impression
of the OTG (On the go) USB enclosures... :-) *OTG means it can
suck files from any mass storage compatible USB camera or card
reader.
My friend got issued the XS Drive (original, not II) from his agency
and after we used it,
Hi,
Wednesday, March 23, 2005, 12:12:36 PM, Fred wrote:
Fra,
Like several others here I chose a PD7X.
I went with a 40GB drive. Its powered by 4 AA batteries, has a built in
dual voltage battery recharger, and is very simple to operate.
I
On 23 Mar 2005 at 13:40, Frantisek wrote:
*OTG means it can
suck files from any mass storage compatible USB camera or card
reader.
So what portable devices (aside from a laptop PC) can do this?
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel +61-2-9554-4110
UTC(GMT) +10 Hours
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wednesday, March 23, 2005, 2:53:48 PM, Rob wrote:
RS On 23 Mar 2005 at 13:40, Frantisek wrote:
*OTG means it can
suck files from any mass storage compatible USB camera or card
reader.
RS So what portable devices (aside from a laptop PC) can do this?
I am not that sure how OTG works with
Hi,
The PD7X is screenless, but I wonder if a screen is really needed. It adds
size, weight, cost, drains batteries faster. Are we that unsure of the
technology involved in xferring a file from one storage medium to another?
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Dave Brooks
Besides it has the
Hi Frantisek,
after I got rid of ImageTank (usb1.1, 10GB HDD) I wanted something
faster with integrated battery and large drive. Two weeks ago I found
Apacer Share Steno CD211 at one online computer shop. It was cheap
(1700,- Sk + VAT) for device only - no disk. So I also bought 60GB
harddrive
Ahoj Peter,
kde jsi ten Steno nasel? Nemohl jsem ho najit nikde v CR ani SR, ani
EU, pouze americke online shopy. Presne tenhle a jeste podobny od
ByteCC me hodne zajimaly.
For the others:
Yes, that's one of the units I was interested in. Please, after you
know some more from usage, post it.
Ahoj Frantisek,
kde jsi ten Steno nasel?
na atcomp.sk, myslim, ze je to pobocka ceskeho atcompu.
Konkretne na
http://www.atcomp.sk/presmerovani.aspx?goto=/zbozi_detail.aspx$$zbozi=53934
Now english:
Yes, that's one of the units I was interested in. Please, after you
know some more from
Speaking of CompactDrive PD7X, I thought this was interesting:
http://www.compactdrive.us/
Village Idiot
Fra,
Like several others here I chose a PD7X.
I went with a 40GB drive. Its powered by 4 AA batteries, has a built in
dual voltage battery recharger, and is very simple to operate.
Hi Frantisek,
I tested the speed with CF reader. The details are:
- Apacer Photo Steno II - 2GB CF card
- iTec Pocket Reader USB 2
- 150 PEF files - 2039MBytes
- total transfer time: 11 minutes, 50 seconds
The Steno was powered from DC adapter. The bad thing is that there is
no progress
That's funny.
Someone not too happy with their PD7X apparently.
From http://www.compactdrive.com/ .
The statements can be seen at:
www.compactdrive.net
www.compactdrive.info
www.compactdrive.us
www.compactdrive.jp
www.compactdrive.co.nz
www.compactdrive.co.uk
www.compactdrive.com.tw
Seems that Heard Park Group has stooped way below anything reasonable.
For the record my CompactDrive PD6a is working wonderfully and I am
very happy with it.
Bruce
Wednesday, March 23, 2005, 9:53:21 AM, you wrote:
FW That's funny.
FW Someone not too happy with their PD7X apparently.
FW
For the time being, yes.g
However to quote the good folks at Possum Lake Lodge: I'm a man,I can
change,If i have
to,I
quess.vbg
Dave
Hi,
The PD7X is screenless, but I wonder if a screen is really needed. It adds
size, weight, cost, drains batteries
I really enjoy The Red Green Show ;-))
Shel
[Original Message]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Date: 3/23/2005 10:17:13 AM
Subject: Re: storing photos in the field: OTG device
For the time being, yes.g
However to quote the good folks at Possum Lake Lodge: I'm a man
On 23 Mar 2005 at 14:52, Frantisek wrote:
I am not that sure how OTG works with ordinary mass storage devices,
but apparently ( http://www.printerboyweb.net/pro_stuff/LOOK/index.php
- review of one such device) you can attach an USB card reader to it
and it will work. It is also supposed to
On 23 Mar 2005 at 16:32, Village Idiot wrote:
Speaking of CompactDrive PD7X, I thought this was interesting:
http://www.compactdrive.us/
This is also worth a read:
http://www.3hdigital.com/
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel +61-2-9554-4110
UTC(GMT) +10 Hours
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ouch. That is a very bizarre little episode in distribution politics
or are taking route 1 to get customers interested in a new product.
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 09:45:10 +1000, Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 23 Mar 2005 at 16:32, Village Idiot wrote:
Speaking of CompactDrive PD7X, I
Ahoj Peter,
thanks for the comments - good luck in Egypt, and please keep us
posted with photos from the trip and also field notes with the Steno -
that should be a good test of how it performs, your Egypt trip ;-)
Good light!
fra
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