- Brand : Plextor
- Product name : 120GB PX-PH12U2
- Product code : PX-PH12U2/T3
- Category : External Hard Drives
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- Info modified on : 07 Mar 2024 15:34:52
- Warranty: : 2 years
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Long product name Plextor 120GB PX-PH12U2 external hard drive Silver
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120GB Portable HDD
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Short summary description Plextor 120GB PX-PH12U2 external hard drive Silver
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Plextor 120GB PX-PH12U2, 120 GB, 2.5", 5400 RPM, Silver
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Long summary description Plextor 120GB PX-PH12U2 external hard drive Silver
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Plextor 120GB PX-PH12U2. HDD capacity: 120 GB, HDD size: 2.5", HDD speed: 5400 RPM. Product colour: Silver
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Uk has collected 13 expert reviews for Plextor 120GB PX-PH12U2 external hard drive Silver and the average expert rating is 85 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
My first external hard drive, still in active service as a backup device, has a fairly substantial presence with its own power supply. More recent models have decreased in size while offering plenty of storage capacity and accepting power via the USB c...
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2015-01-01 05:48:16
2015-01-01 05:48:16
Average rating:100
Plextors PX-PH320US is the first external portable hard disk weve seen with an eSATA interface. No backup software is included, but Plextor bundles its own password-protection utility for securing the contents of your disk from prying eyes. A two-...
While USB-flash drives have both dropped in price and increased in size they still are far too small if you need to carry around anything larger than some images or documents. The regular external hard drives of course are an alternative but while the...
Last time we had a storage device in test, it was a tiny USB Flash Memory. This time we also have something small, but still slightly larger than a USB Memory stick. Most external hard drives use 3,5" disks, and the reason is easy to see: they offer t...
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