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Bman, the Seagate Wireless drive is pretty darn portable as it's only 2.5" drive. It runs off it's own battery power for up to 10hrs and you can recharge it from a battery pack or mains power. As it's wireless an iPad can talk to it. Voila portable and doesn't need usb.

I did some extra googling on the weekend and couldn't justify the cost for the size of SSD so I got the Seagate solution which is a small 2.5" disk...

Are you not allowed wifi turned on in flight? Doggone-it!

Hey Spades - I was fine with it. Always interesting to hear a view point about a concern. Maybe one day we will be going '****, wish I didn't have all those wifis in the house'

Ouch at 1.5kg. That's a good home solution but I think a wireless SSD is going to be better for me as it's lighter and can take a bounce. I love apple for home. I work in Linux and PCs at work so I like mac at home and it's easy.

DH has a real one with those feature. I have a thingy (originally a camera adaptor) which I can put SD cards into for my ipad. But it would be handy when travelling to have a hard drive with movies on so that the kids (and us big kids) could watch those and not have to have a copy for each...

DS14 told me that I should get a wireless hard drive to connect the ipads in our house to for movies/tv shows. And so that I can stop running out of space on my Macbook. ME38 didn't want to look stupid so I'm now googling to work out how I manage to work in IT and have no idea about this...