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Pockey offers hard drive-size storage you can carry in your pocket

Pocketec's Pockey Datastor offers up to 60 GB of storage in a package small enough to fit in your pocket. Read our review to find out if the Pockey will fit your portable storage needs.There are several USB key-chain storage devices and the upgradeable SanDisk Cruzer that support techs can...

Tags: Operating systems, Pocketec, storage, Ray Geroski, mini-CD, Pockey Datastor, Supplemental Power Cable, USB

Technical articles 2002-10-07

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Pockey drives offer USB-powered portable storage

Pockey drives may be the coolest new storage product since Zip disks. They're extremely portable and easy to use, but expect to pay more per byte than you would with a conventional hard disk.Imagine walking around the office with 20 GB of portable storage in your pocket and not having...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Erik Eckel Network+, MCP+I, MCSE, storage, USB Hard Drive, USB portability, Pockey, Pockey Drives, USB

Technical articles 2001-09-24

Pockey Drives offers USB-powered portable storage

Pockey drives may be the coolest new storage products since Zip disks. They're extremely portable and easy to use, but expect to pay more per byte than you would with a conventional hard disk.Imagine walking around the office with 20 GB of portable storage in your pocket and not having...

Tags: storage, Pockey Drives, Erik Eckel Network+, MCP+I, MCSE, USB Hard Drive, USB portability, Pockey, USB

Technical articles 2001-07-02

m8bptdok.exe 1995-12-31 (Windows)

This package supports the following driver models:EPP Parallel Port to ATA/ATAPI Adapter-Windows95/98 DataStor Technology Parallel Bus Enumerator EPP Parallel Port to ATA/ATAPI Adapter - Windows 95

Tags: ASUS, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 95, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 1995-12-31

A cautionary tale: Program installs on Mac OS X can be complex

Do you need to install an older program on a Macintosh computer running OS X? While the system will probably run the software just fine in its emulation mode, installing a program not meant for OS X should be done with caution. Here's why.Traditionally, one of the strong points of...

Tags: Operating systems, Apple Mac OS, Mike Walton, Apple Mac OS X, operating system, Apple Macintosh

Technical articles 2001-05-21

Crashed hard drive data recovery?

We have had several laptop users have hard drive crashes, and they have taken their laptops to some local geek shop to get the data from the hard drives, paying $50-200.I would like to be able to do this myself, and I'm wondering what hardware and/or software would be required....

Tags: data recovery, enclosure, hard drive, laptop computer, ScarlettAL, software

Q&A 2006-01-31