After conducting our DVD burner labs last month and seeing the emergence of cheap high-speed single format drives such as the Labs winning Ricoh and BenQ models at a mere $299, it's hard to go back to the $499 price tag of the Iomega drive.

Thin, but short on features and not particularly cheap either.

Iomega's Mini USB drive is one of the more feature-poor memory keys reviewed however there is free software available for download from the Iomega website.

Stylish, quick and cheap but not Particularly small.

Not the fastest or quietest here, but it does offer some unique business benefits.

Offering 40GB of storage, the Iomega drive is very small for its capacity, measuring a mere 8.89 x 7.37 x 1.27cm. It weighs just over 99 grams, which means it's unnoticeable in your pocket. The internal drive is a 40GB Hitachi TravelStar C4K40 -- a new form-factor hard drive, measuring a mere 1.8 inches across (a normal notebook hard drive is 2.5in, a desktop drive 3.5) -- and only about 7mm thick.

Iomega insist on doing things its own way, but usually hits the mark.

Superior real-world transfer performance makes it a winner this month.

Strongest in the performance stakes, this drive managed to take fourth place for burn speed and second place for disc read time.

A bold drive whose attraction proves more than skin deep with great performance and a generous software suite.

Iomega's new ScreenPlay HD Multimedia Drive holds 750 hours of video but here's the beautiful thing - it hooks up to your TV and you can sit back with the supplied remote..

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