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Question for iPad users

by sellerscompanion
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I do lots of pictures and videos, but storing them on the iPad or my computer takes up too much space. How do you guys handle storage of videos and pics?
#ipad #question #users
  • Profile picture of the author Michael D Forbes
    Google Drive, Dropbox, etc, etc...

    If you really have huge storage needs, Amazon S3 is very affordable.

    If you want to keep it local, get yourself 1 or more external hard drives or NAS. 2-3TB external drives are pretty affordable right now.
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  • Profile picture of the author TheContentAuthority
    Sellercompanion,

    Michael has some good suggestions. Those are all great free services. If you want to have access to your stuff without an internet connection, you could look into an external hard drive. You can get huge ones now for not that much money.

    Best,

    Shawn
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  • Profile picture of the author wnatc1
    I just received a few emails today regarding a new service at copy.com
    Sign up with them and you get at least 15gb free.
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    • Profile picture of the author bss2t
      I do like Google drive.
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  • Profile picture of the author Marie Cody
    Originally Posted by sellerscompanion View Post

    I do lots of pictures and videos, but storing them on the iPad or my computer takes up too much space. How do you guys handle storage of videos and pics?
    Actually there are TB storage existing now and it is very very affordable. You can have 2TB storage for $50 less.

    If you don't want to be in a hardware thingy you can also avail the google drive I think and also the dropbox.

    But I suggest you store it on the physical hardware in which the transfer rate is very fast unlike internet based file storage and transfer.
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  • Profile picture of the author Social App Zone
    I just got a third party device that lets me plug Flash Cards, HD Drives etc into my IPad for images. I grabbed it cheap off an auction site ( probably made in China ). Something like that might help ?
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  • Profile picture of the author Gene Pimentel
    DropBox.com
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  • Profile picture of the author Jeff Usher
    Dropbox are too expensive and losing out to much cheaper competition. Take Amazon Cloud Drive for example. $50 a year for 100GB, whereas DropBox is $120 a year. Only trouble is there are no native apps from Amazon to access your cloud drive files, only your photographs which is a real shame, so not really sure if any of that helped at all.

    Jeff
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  • Profile picture of the author Farish
    Copy.com will give you 20gigabytes of space if you go through another user's referral or 15 gb of space if you register on your own.

    Also another 2gb of space if you tweet about it.

    https://copy.com?r=gWqDyB

    Above is my copy.com referral I do get free space in return.

    Dropbox only gives you 2gigabytes to start out with so maybe this larger amount helps.
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