Encrypted Portable Drives

Hardware-encrypted drives can make protecting your data simple. Seagate's Maxtor BlackArmor, offering full-disk encryption, leads the field.

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This solid, relatively inexpensive drive is one of the few that's suitable for both Mac and PC users.

Full Review - Rated: December 01, 2008

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Prices from $84.82

This slightly more expensive alternative to Seagate's BlackArmor model sports a built-in USB cable.

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Prices from $29.99

This U3 drive can take a licking and still maintain your data, but it lacks high-end encryption.

Full Review - Rated: December 01, 2008

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This cool, capable data-sharing device will appeal to business users and techies alike.

Full Review - Rated: December 01, 2008

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Provides the ultimate data protection in a portable flash drive, but at a steep price.

Full Review - Rated: December 01, 2008

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