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Le StoreJet Cloud a de nombreux atouts pour séduire : un boitier compact, une excellente autonomie et de très bonnes applications. Dommage qu'il ne lise pas les fichiers audio aac et que ses débits soient faibles pour les transferts de fichiers en Wi-Fi...
64 Go / assez bonnes perfs USB 2.0, Lecture DivX et Xvid, Chargeurs secteur / compacité, Mode Bridge / réglages réseau
Bitrate vidéo sous Android, Fonction musicale inutile, Compatibilité audio / interface Web, Importation de photo une par une
La grande force du Transcend StoreJet Cloud, c'est qu'il propose 64 Go de stockage pour un tarif similaire (à partir de 110 €, plus souvent 130 €) aux AirStash et AirDrive, qui n'offrent eux que 8 Go et 32 Go respectivement. Y-a-t'il un loup ? Non pas spé...
Publié: 2012-10-18, Auteur: Matt , review by: techradar.com
Portable, Good media playback with supported files, Fair price
Only USB 2.0, Unsupported file types won't play
We've seen products similar to this in the Kingston Wi-Drive and the Seagate GoFlex Satellite, which fell short of our expectations. While the Transcend StoreJet Cloud is sometimes hit and miss, mainly this is a solid product that comes far closer to reac...
Wireless storage is rather abundant, and one thing I have noticed over the last few months is while most of these devices in some way share components or the same build materials, the main thing that sets them apart is how much time they put into thei...
Portable, Good media playback with supported files, Fair price
Only USB 2.0, Unsupported file types won't play
We've seen products similar to this in the Kingston Wi-Drive and the Seagate GoFlex Satellite, which fell short of our expectations. While the Transcend StoreJet Cloud is sometimes hit and miss, mainly this is a solid product that comes far closer to rea...
If you find that your iOS needs more space, then this is definitely worth a look.Related Tags: cloud-storage system, macworld, macworld australia, StoreJet Cloud, Transcend Be Sociable, Share! Print this article Comments Related PostsWorking with iTun...
Extrait: Is there a USB port in your tablet or smartphone? Well, you are most likely to hear a 'No' in repose to this question. Transcend has addressed this issue with StoreJet Cloud, a drive that comes with 32 GB and 64 GB storage capacities, to address data stor...
Extrait: These days one sees many devices with limited storage space (the iPhone range is a prime example). The only way to physically expand the storage of such devices is through external drives, which is why we are seeing a boom in the number of such devices in...
Extrait: The latest trend making its way across the storage planes is the incorporation of portable hard drive tech with built-in wireless functionality. We’ve already seen the offerings from Kingston with their Wi-Drive and Seagate’s GoFlex Satellite and the...
