Apple asks £80 to add 16GB of memory to an iPad, while Google puts a paltry, non-expandable 8GB or 16GB in its Nexus 4.
Buffalo, on the other hand, is a more suburban option – not as highly sought after, but you get more for your money.
In this case you get the world’s smallest External Hard Drive, offering a roomy 500GB in a smartphone-sized frame. And with USB3.0 giving it data transfers of 5Gbps, it’s got excellent transport links too.
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Source. Stuff UK May 2013
