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The Mac Companion looks like it was made to sit beside an iMac. Because it was
Iomega’s Mac Companion hard drive is clearly aimed at the Mac owner, and not just because of that name: The aluminum and glossy black looks like an iMac that was squashed down to the size and shape of a Mac Mini, and it comes pre-formatted in Mac-friendly HFS+ (almost pointless, as a reformat takes like five seconds).
But underneath this Appley gloss is a pretty solid device. Not only does it come with a pair of FireWire 800 ports, it also had a single USB port and also a two-way USB hub. Thus, you can sweep the clutter off your desk and also plug in an iPhone or iPad to sync and charge. And of course, you could always hook this up to a PC.
For storage, you get to choose between two sizes. A 2TB version for $240 and a 3TB version for $370. Both will be available soon.
Mac Companion [Iomega via Mac Stories]
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