Very nice, compactish, solid construction external hard drive here. Yes, to the person with the ps3 problem, either get a sony ext.hdd or make a partition on normal disc and set it as a fat32 system type, if you google it, theres plenty of tutorials on making a partition.

I use this for all my music, films and backups, the only thing i keep on my pc/desktop now is documents and games, i bring this thing to school, use it fine there aswell. Had this thing for nigh on two months now, not a single fault, copy speeds are good, and so long as your careful, you shouldnt get any problems with conflicts, i even now have a partition on this thing with windows xp pro installed on it, use this with the school eee's and they run xp from the partition fine. And at a decent price with enough memory to last the average user for a few years at least

This is my 1st external hard drive, received it today and have already copied all my films and music with no problems. Have to big up Play, ordered this on Monday night received e-mail on Wednesday morning saying it had been dispatched and came home from work on Wednesday night to find card from royal mail saying it had been left with neighbour. 1st class service.

To the guy with the PS3 problem. PS3 only recognises Fat32 File systems, more than likely that was a NTSC formatted hard drive. There is software you can get to change the file system type or better yet, split the hard drive to be half FAT32 and half NTSC. That way you can put all the files you want to transfer to your PS3 in the FAT32 drive and it will pick it up no problem.