Wireless Storage : Best Dropouts

These day lot of great devices coming out of market with enhanced processor and mostly important is displays. Enhancing display, upterms everything. The size of application increasing day by day to meet it’s requirements. High resolution videos are just flowing beyond every device and faster internet makes it easier to watch HD on the go where they also turned out to be the one who eat space from your devices.
Still iPad and Android Tablets or smartphones coming in limited storage. Or it get’s too expensive to purchase a extra storage device. (As like 128Gb iPad).
After operating system data and apps it’s really hard to manage space for the media content. Nowadays there are number of solutions in the market. And the main category stuck in is Wireless Storage.

Wireless Storage :-

This storage devices are basically portable external hard drives that comes with a built in WiFi network so as to connect it to multiple devices or to stream the content stored on them.

Wireless Mobile Storage : Best Dropouts

1. Kingston Wi-Drive

Solid state hard drives changed the entire market of storage devices because of the performance and usability. Wi-Drive is basically a flash-memory based wireless storage but unlike Seagate GoFlex Satellite, it is limited up to 32GB of storage. You can connect maximum of 3 WiFi devices to it. And when working as portable device, It only supports USB 2.0.

Kingston Wi-Drive

2. Seagate GoFlex Satellite

Seagate GoFlex Satellite was the first one hard drive based wireless storage device which was released in 2011. It has 6-hour battery and the WiFi built in. Despite the added Wi-Fi network and an internal battery, the GoFlex Satellite is about the same physical size as the GoFlex Ultra-portable, and is very compact. As a storage expander, It worked upto 100 feets away wirelessly.  You can connect up to three devices to stream the content stored over it using a Web browser or Seagate media. It has storage of 500GB whereas the max capacity for the iPad is only 128Gb. Seagate goFlex Satellite comes with 3 years of warranty.

Seagate GoFlex Satellite

3.Corsair Voyager Air

Corsair Voyager Air comes in two storage options. One is of 500Gb and another is of 1 Tb with built in Wi-Fi. You can connect up to five WiFi devices to it. Corsair Voyager Air has 7 hours of battery life and which also supports USB 3.0. The Voyager Air mobile app is too simple. Unlike others it can’t categories the photo and videos but can directly access the folders.And yes, It can also be used as a home NAS server , or a mobile media server, or a bus-powered portable device which is quiet cool because of the complete package it provides.

Corsair Voyager Air

4. Seagate Wireless Plus :

Seagate Wireless Plus is introduced at CES 2013 which is basically next version of Seagate GoFlex Satellite.The Wireless Plus supports a single-stream setup of the 802.11n Wi-Fi standard to offer a top speed of 150Mbps.The portable storage device works only in the 2.4GHz band and doesn’t support the newer and faster 5GHz band. It’s a delicate balance Seagate has to juggle here, however, since supporting faster Wi-Fi speeds also would mean shorter battery life, a larger physical design, or both. It offers 1TB of storage space and about 10 hours of battery where you can connect up to eight devices at a time. The cost of the device is about $200.