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Product comparison · 2 external hard drives

Conceptronic Grab'n'GO 120GB 2.5" Wireless Hard Disk 160GB & Access Point vs Seagate FreeAgent Pro 320 GB, USB 2.0/eSATA

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  • 8specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 3identical
  • 15known for one product only

Key differences

  • HDD capacity
    • 160 GB
    • 320 GB
  • HDD speed
    • 5400 RPM
    • 7200 RPM
  • Mac compatibility
    • No
    • Yes
  • USB 2.0 ports quantity
    • 2
    • 1

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23 specifications
A

Conceptronic

Grab'n'GO 120GB 2.5" Wireless Hard Disk 160GB & Access PointView product
B

Seagate

FreeAgent Pro 320 GB, USB 2.0/eSATAView product
Hard drive2 differ
HDD capacityDiffers160 GB320 GB
HDD speedDiffers5400 RPM7200 RPM
TypeHDDHDD
HDD sizeKnown for one2.5"
InterfaceKnown for oneUltra-ATA/133
Ports & interfacesidentical
Maximum data transfer rate480 Mbit/s480 Mbit/s
USB connectorKnown for oneUSB
USB versionKnown for one2.0
eSATAKnown for oneYes
Wi-FiKnown for oneYes
Ethernet LANKnown for oneYes
Poweridentical
External power adapterKnown for oneYes
Other features3 differ
Data transfer rateKnown for one3 Gbit/s
InternalNoNo
Mac compatibilityDiffersNoYes
Quick start guideKnown for oneYes
USB 2.0 ports quantityDiffers21
USB cableKnown for oneUSB
Compatible operating systemsDiffersWindows 98SE/ME/2000/XPWindows Vista, Windows XP Home, or Professional Edition, or Windows 2000 Pro, OS X 10.3.9
Dimensions (WxDxH)Known for one160 x 35.5 x 190.5 mm
Compliance industry standardsKnown for oneIEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u
Featuresidentical
Product colourKnown for oneBlack
Securityidentical
Security algorithmsKnown for oneWPA

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