The Maxtor 750GB OneTouch III makes sure you have no excuses to not have a backup.  Connect it to yo PC via USB or Firewire, and with the touch of one button you can back up selected files, or your whole harddrive.  Overclockers Club couldn't find a single disappointing thing about this drive in their review. Even better, there are several versions of the OneTouch III to chose from, if 750GB doesn't meet your needs.

"The amount of data we go through and accumulate these days is absolutely insane. With the ever broadening landscape

of the information super highway, higher resolution games, more in depth and sophisticated software, not to mention

photographs, movies and music, our need to find storage room grows just as fast. The storage has to not only be

secure but high speed and portable as well. It definitely doesn't hurt if it looks cool, too. To this end Maxtor has

recently introduced a line up of high speed, external hard drives. The 750 GB Maxtor OneTouch III boasts bus transfer

rates of up to 800 Mb/sec and sustained transfer rates of 73 MB/sec. Could this be the solution to my data dilemma?"

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