Correct me if I'm wrong, but since the WebStorage doesn't save stuff like a standard pc, how does it work exactly?
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Perhaps you misunderstood the advertising. This is a real computer. It has a hard drive, and can save things to the hard drive just like any other computer. The only difference is that the operating system is Ubuntu/Linux rather than Windows or Mac. But you can move files to/from this computer to Windows or Mac via USB or other means. The web storage, in the advertisement is a personal "cloud" thing. You can upload stuff there, just in case you do something to your computer that requires reinstallation of the OS. You could also retrieve cloud files from elsewhere (although I don't know if the other computer has to be an Ubuntu type). I've never used the web storage.
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You can also plug a USB HDD in and do a content drag and drop from explorer, or use something like the free versions of EASUS, Paragon, Free sync etc., set up a back up and let it run overnight, but you have to be willing to become an active participant in your data backup routine, at least once. The plus is that you can back up what's important to you and not the fluff that might accumulate like TV shows you aren't going to watch again.
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Because of the file formats on the Mac, I believe there was a different versionof the Zip drive for the Mac. Please accept this as a biurred recollection. Most PC data from programs on PC's are inherently different than what is used on a Mac for anything other than pure text. Look at the following for some good information https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PC_Exchange
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I can't answer that because I've never tried doing it. I would ASSUME that it functions the same way and shows you all of your folders.
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yes but store it on the cloud chrome book really just an internet machine to be honest with you
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Use an external HD... If you want your apps an data you can use PCmover. But PC mover is not perfect.
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I don't know of any functionality other than the sharing/server functionality. I think they both do the same thing.
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As far as I know, it will store files as is, just like on your computer's hard drive.
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As far as I know, you can't save directly to memory cards. You have to use a computer as a "middle man".
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It's because those are 1000MB Gigabytes instead of the 1024MB Gibibytes Windows use to measure the size, Those can also be called Gigabytes, hence the confusion. If you plug it on a mac it will say it's 30GB, but the file sizes will also seem bigger so no additional data can be stored
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No. It doesn't store the data in those formats. You need to import using their software.
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If it can store older values, I am not sure how that works. There is a selection button that allows different views of the data, and if pressed and held down, it shows a number of screens, but I do not see values on them. I simply do not know how to use the storage device if it is there. Good product for the money, but I cannot tell you for sure that older values can be stored.
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No internal storage and the doors don't open sadly :( Not entirely sure about the internal storage, but as far as I've used it it doesn't. Someone correct me if I'm wrong :)
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storage space is llimited....best to review specs. There is a version of word available on line....it is a net book and works best on the net. I think you could print but in no way can I guarantee this. Ithink you are looking at newer version so just check specs and details...
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Do I need a separate recorder/hard drive to store recorded data? If not, how long does it record before the 'loop' ends and it starts rewriting over itself?
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I store all my music on an external hard drive.....so when my computer went up.....I still had all the music there....reloaded iTunes on the new computer (although I did lose playlists, etc....but not any of the actual songs, videos or photos) and I was back up and running with not too much time spent......
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Usually you don't need to back up your entire HDD, just the data and usually just the My Documents folder. And perhaps some other areas that you save data to. You can either use a backup program or just plug it in and copy/paste like you would any other location on your PC, you can also keep the flash drive plugged in and share it on your network as network storage.