Friday, 13 November 2015
On launch, the TarDisk Pear promised the moon for MacBook users running out of space on their hard drives. The small flash drive uses your SD Card slot to double your existing drive, but there are compromises. As hardware goes, TarDisk is nothing fancy. It slips into your open SD Card slot and stays there, landing flush against your MacBook’s surface. It mimics the silver tone of your computer, too. The real pull of TarDisk is its software, which helps you pair and manage your drive automatically. Setting up TarDisk isn’t seamless, but it’s typically not hard, either. I ran…
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