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"   I&amp;#039;ve been a PC user my entire life. While many of my friends made the switch in college and got a Mac, due to my curriculum in engineering I had to stick with a PC. My family is now split down the middle: 3 Mac users and 3 PC users. We all got together recently and I was showing off my own Seagate FreeAgent Go external hard drive (for those who don&amp;#039;t know, an external hard drive is used to backup, store, and share data - great for photo and music enthusiasts). My brother immediately wanted one, but, at the time, the FreeAgent was not compatible with Macs. With the sleek design of the Seagate mirroring that of his Mac, he was quite disappointed. I kept an ear out waiting for the Seagate to expand to the Mac market. And now it has! My brother was not the only one asking for a reliable external hard drive for Macs. Several consumers directed tweets at us requesting such (follow us), as well as consumers calling in asking for more information on the topic. So when the Seagate was made available for Macs, I immediately requested a sample.  My brother was my first tester naturally. He used the FreeAgent Go Pro for Mac Drive ($130 for 250GB, $150 for 320GB and $190 for 500 GB) and commented how easy it was to setup and use, and the overall sleek look of the brushed aluminum shell. He also noted that in comparison to previous drives he&amp;#039;d used, this was noticeably faster for transferring data. The device has a power port, FireWire 800 port and mini USB cable port, with cables included for USB and FireWire 400 and 800. And upon request he tested all three methods, and the results were as expected: the USB 2.0 was slowest, then the FireWire 400 and the fastest was the FireWire 800 connection.  For information on the other Seagate products now available for Mac, go to the Seagate website. And for those photo enthusiasts out there, check out GHRI&amp;#039;s best photo books and digital camera FAQs. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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