Tech Talk - External Hard Drive
Nov 22nd, 2007 by Cindy
Multimedia files – especially uncompressed video files – can take up a lot of hard drive space on a computer, and many users quickly exceed the space on their internal hard drive. An external drive is an easy way to increase hard-drive space without installing a new internal hard drive. An external drive can also be used as a backup drive in case your computer’s drive becomes corrupted or unstable. Reviewers uniformly recommend that users back up their computers – or at least their most important files – at least once a week. Backing up data to multiple CDs or DVDs can be cumbersome, often requiring several discs, but an external hard drive can hold much more data. Click here for more information on choosing a back-up system
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