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Wireless Hard Drives: 5 Fast Facts

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Channel: Ezvid Wiki · 2017 · Howto & Style

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Fact #1. The great thing about them is that you can access your files from anywhere within its wireless range. Most models connect through Wifi or Bluetooth. Place one in your living room and allow anybody in your family to access your favorite movies and music anytime. You can also automatically set it up to backup data on your computer. 

Fact #2. Another great benefit is to use them as storage extenders for tablets or your smartphone. If you own an iPad, you may have noticed its limited internal memory and its lack of expandable slots. Thankfully, with a wireless hard drive, you can carry a plethora movies to watch on your slate. 

Fact #3. They operate on battery power. Just recharge the unit before you leave for a long road trip or go camping. Then you'll be able to listen to your favorite tunes next to the campfire. And since there are no wires involved, there's also no worry about accidentally bumping the connection loose. 

Fact #4. There are both solid state and regular disk drives to choose from. A solid state drive generally holds up better to bumps and knocks and is great for transporting documents during travel. However, a regular hard disk drive is going to give you more storage capacity and be an excellent choice for media junkies.

Fact #5. The first hard drive was created by IBM in 1956. It was requested by the United States Air Force. The first ones were all external devices simply because they were so large and cumbersome and could not fit inside a computer. In 1967, they introduce the first floppy disk as a more convenient means of external storage. By 1982, Sony had released a similar floppy disk that was much smaller than the original at 3.5 inches making it easier to transport.

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