I/OMagic TeraBank provides 1TB storage space

Posted in Accessories, Hard Drives, I/OMagic by Nino Marchetti on August 21st, 2007

I/OMagic TeraBank 1000GB1TB of external hard drive space…mmmmm….tasty. You get the general idea of this newly remodeled data storage device from I/OMagic, the TeraBank 1000GB. This massive drive is priced at around $300.

What makes the TeraBank 1000GB remodeled, said I/OMagic, is a “more sturdy, sleek, black and silver enclosure.” While aesthetics are certainly nice what really matters to us is the ability to use this device to archive our gigs and gigs of music, video, digital photos, etc. The TeraBank 1000GB lets us do that through a USB 2.0 connection capable of a maximum transfer rate of up to 480MB per second.

One thing which the TeraBank does seem to lack is network connectivity. That’s not too big of a deal though, especially at this device’s price.

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3 Comments to “I/OMagic TeraBank provides 1TB storage space”
  1. JediMindTrik Says:

    The correct speed of USB 2.0 is 480Mb per second or 60MB per second.

  2. Li Says:

    This overheats and in a short time makes a grinding noise on start-up, not good!

  3. Anonymous Says:

    have the same drive but the label on the front is “Digital Research”. The controller for it died. The drives inside still work but had to get a new sata-usb connector. Also the second drive cant be read, because im assuming the controller had it formatted in a weird way. so i can only recover half my data.

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