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Aliblahba said:I'm running a Corsair 32g survivor and a Flash Voyager 16g. Both were purchased in 4Q '08, and have survived multiple trips to Iraq, Afghan, Kuwait, Europe, and the DR. I trust Corsair and Kensington the most. I buy throw away drives for other purposes, but if they fail it's no big deal.
For optical drives I'm big on Western Digital. The passport series are good for traveling, but remember it pays to buy a quality case to reduce the shock of traveling and humidity.
Some guys here seem to love traveling with massive media files, but I can get by with almost nothing. When abroad, it's about chasing tail and experiencing a new culture. I wait till I'm stuck back in the states to get caught up on movies, tv, and games. Good for filling up time here.
External SSD's are still expensive, so I recommend USB's. Corsair Flash Survivor can be purchased for $80. That's is a shitload of solid storage.
For laptops, SSD's are the wave of the future. People complain about having not enough storage on Macbooks/ultrabooks, but for me it's a tradeoff. I am a tech guru and despise unreliable electronics. Store your massive media files on an optical external and leave at home. When traveling, if you must, stick a bunch up in the clouds so you can have access.
top advice man, I looked into the Corsair 32g survivor and saw its the 3.0 stealth waterproof version, and that looks quality. B.B should defo look into that.