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Maxtor OneTouch III Hard Drive

If you have a TON of files (and I mean a ton), you’re going to want to pick up Maxtor’s new OneTouch III hard drive. Why? 1.5-terabytes for $799, that’s why. This is a great deal for a ton of storage all in one place. It features one-touch backup and some great Mac and PC software, so everyone’s covered. People who play a lot of games, edit videos, or have an expanding media collection will truly benefit the most from this, but any consumer will be amazed with what they can do with 1.5TB of space.

The 1.5 TB Maxtor OneTouch III

Victory Records

Like I said, not all exhibitors at DigitalLife are big-name technology companies. Victory Records is a great example of just that. The record label has come out strong over the past 10 years by bringing you even more hardcore, screamo, and metal bands than you can shake a stick at. They were at DigitalLife showcasing some of their bands that have ended up in video game soundtracks. It’s very cool that a smaller record label is around to promote their artists and give them the proper respect they deserve, so thanks to Victory Records for doing just that.

The Victory Records Display

Vongo

At least someone around here is doing a decent movie-download service. Vongo aims to do just that at the cost of $9.99 a month for unlimited movies to watch on your PC. Though there are some Pay-Per-View movies that will cost more, the overall cost is cheap enough to warrant the service useful to most consumers. The service currently works on Windows, but not on Mac OS X due to Apple not opening up more about their “FairPlay” DRM. Try it out though because you may be surprised at the offerings you can download and watch on the go.

Are you Vongoing?