Verbatim Store 'n' Go 12GB USB HD Drive Review
LG GGW-H10N detail information
| Posted by | Zevi A. |
| Posted on | 26/07/07 18:56 |
| Number of views | 8089 |
| Manufacturer | LG |
| Product | LG GGW-H10N |
| Description | World's First Blu-ray Rewriter & HD DVD-ROM Drive |
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Test machine:
For this review we will be using a computer with the following configuration:
Hardware:
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Motherboard: ASUS P5W DH Deluxe WI-FI/AP
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Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6400
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Memory: 2x 1Gb G.Skill DDR2-800 PC2 6400 F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ
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Video: ATI RADEON X1950Pro
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Display: Samsung 20” SyncMaster 206BW (DVI)
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Sound: Realtek ALC882 High Definition (onboard)
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Hard disks: 160GB Seagate SATA-II, 2x 500GB Seagate SATA-II
The Verbatim USB HD drive is recognized in Device Manager as CORNICE Inc. Panther USB Device.

The drive is preformatted and the properties show a volume label of “VERBATIM” with a capacity of 11.1GB or 12,001,026,048 bytes. The volume label can be changed with your own preferences. There is a used space of 26.9 MB which is taken for the Mobile LaunchPad applications.
Software:
Windows XP Professional is installed on the computer along with Service Pack 2 for Windows XP. We will be using the following software in this review:
On the next page we will take a look at the supported features …
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Posted by william john moorehead (guest) on Tuesday 16 October 2007 10:19
my 12 gb cornice panther thing will not work since I have changed to vista.


Posted by derekge on Sunday 04 November 2007 17:51
Verbatim's data security feature for their store n' go flash drives is great. I formatted a 2GB one using MAC OS 8.6 and when I used XP to reformat the stick back it only saw 200MB! When I loaded up Verbatim's security software from the PC to the flash drive it asked me for the password and then allowed me to see the 1GB of data I had on their originally!
Yep, even after multiple formats the store n' go kept the original data and password to access it rock solid!
Yep, even after multiple formats the store n' go kept the original data and password to access it rock solid!


Posted by derekge on Sunday 04 November 2007 21:37
Verbatim's data security feature for their store n' go flash drives is great. I formatted a 2GB one using MAC OS 8.6 and when I used XP to reformat the stick back it only saw 200MB! When I loaded up Verbatim's security software from the PC to the flash drive it asked me for the password and then allowed me to see the 1GB of data I had on their originally!
Yep, even after multiple formats the store n' go kept the original data and password to access it rock solid!
Yep, even after multiple formats the store n' go kept the original data and password to access it rock solid!


Posted by ringo wong (guest) on Tuesday 26 February 2008 07:34
hello, i will to buy for ourself, do you have support, what price and how to buy it, thank you

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