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TOSHIBA INTERNAL HDD FOR MAC REVIEW MAC OS X
TOSHIBA INTERNAL HDD FOR MAC REVIEW DRIVER
TOSHIBA INTERNAL HDD FOR MAC REVIEW PORTABLE
TOSHIBA INTERNAL HDD FOR MAC REVIEW ANDROID

Pressing the local tab allows users to access and upload the files from their device.

Along the bottom of the screen are tabs for the HDD, an SD card, or local for the files on the mobile device. Along the top of the page are tabs for whether an SD card is connected (and the ability to detect or unmount the SD card), battery life, wireless connection, and a setting button. The main page is broken into quarters with sections for pictures, videos, music, and documents. For our testing we used an iPhone 6 Plus and an iPad Air 2. Once downloaded the user must go through the setting on their mobile device, find the Toshiba wireless HDD in the Wi-Fi setting, enter the password, and then they will be ready to start using the drive. The drive is managed through Toshiba’s Wireless HDD app for mobile devices.

TOSHIBA INTERNAL HDD FOR MAC REVIEW DRIVER

User can attach the device to either their PCs or Macs (Mac computers will need a driver downloaded for NTFS support), transfer files they wish to use on the go, and then eject the drive and take it with them. The Toshiba Canvio AeroCast Wireless HDD is completely managed through mobile devices. Going around to the left of that side we see a recessed reset button and a slot for an SD card. USB 3.0 is great for transferring directly from a computer, some wireless drives have reverted to much slower USB 2.0 to save on build cost. On the side of the device by the LED lights are the power button and a micro USB 3.0 port. Toshiba branding is on the other side of the LED lights on top. There are three LED lights on top to indicate battery (this light indicates when the battery is fully charged by flashing and whether or not the device is on), HDD/wireless light to show when the device is connected, and an SD card light for when users transfer file from an SD card. The device is small enough to fit in your pocket, perhaps not too comfortably. It is not much larger than an iPhone 4, though it is about twice as thick. Overall the device is quite portable, which of course is one of the main selling points.

TOSHIBA INTERNAL HDD FOR MAC REVIEW PORTABLE

Canvio AeroCast wireless portable hard drive.

TOSHIBA INTERNAL HDD FOR MAC REVIEW MAC OS X

Mac OS X 10.7, 10.8, and 10.9 with included NTFS driver for Mac.

PC or Mac: Windows 8.1, Windows 8, and Windows 7.

Toshiba Canvio AeroCast Wireless HDD specifications: The Toshiba Canvio AeroCast Wireless HDD comes with a 1-year limited warranty and has a street price of $139.99. Media can be streamed to a television through a ChromeCast streaming device, so the whole family can enjoy the videos and photos shot on vacation. The drive comes with a rechargeable battery so there is no concern about having it plugged in while in use. Or as you take photos, videos, or documents on the go you can back them up to your Canvio AeroCast.

Fill the drive with the media you like from your home computer and you can stream it from wherever you are.

TOSHIBA INTERNAL HDD FOR MAC REVIEW ANDROID

Working well with both Android and iOS platforms, the Toshiba Canvio AeroCast Wireless HDD has its own Wi-Fi connection so internet is not required.

Instead they can load up the selected files: videos, photos, music, or documents, and share the files with up to five other users regardless of internet connection. The device is geared for users that have a large media library that they would like to take with them, say on a vacation, but don’t want to load the entire library onto their mobile devices. The Toshiba Canvio AeroCast Wireless HDD is a portable external hard drive for everyday consumers.