2 TB HP External Reviews?

I bought a HP External Drive to replace a WD "green" drive that I think must have died in the last couple of days.
http://www.officemax.com/technology/drives-memory-storage/hard-drives-usb-drives /external-hard-drives/product-prod3490334
I was going to get on CNET to see how the reviews for this thing are because I am realizing I should have been more deliberate about this.
Anyone happen to know if there is a better place than CNET to see reviews on this thing, if there is a "best' external drive and/or whether this is something I should keep/
I bought two fo the WD because the price was right and it was WD and I think I got burned a little on this one. I know there is some good technical experience on the forum and I hope folks don't mind my posting this here.
TIA

hi. thank you.
i have a bit of trouble with the cnet interface and don't always find what i am looking for. also for some reason the google search for this was not turning up good results. amazon is a good idea. thanks. for some reason i was leery of sales site reviews but it seems like the amazon reviews are independent.
so - like a dolt i went with HP and now I am thinking i see that this thing is Windows only, I think??
OK. So, yeah. You are saying that something like a QNAP Network Attached Storage Device will allow me to pick a reliable internal drive, pop it in and run a backup to be either kept in the device or put on a shelf or whatever is that right? I mean, I would like to follow your suggestion here to make sure i understand it.
ALSO, if I wanted an external just to have it here and let it sit quietly doing it's thing for the sake of multiple reduncancy - can i please ask you if there is a way to know what I am getting? I just bought TWO of the WD 1 TB MyBooks and Hatter is telling me that they are green drives and don't work so well with the mac and now one of them has /failed/ I think after only a month or two and now I am back to figuring out how to solve this backup solution with externals that build in redundancy. I mean, is there a way to know what is in these externals?
I /have/ a NAS 219 QNAP device as of a week ago and I am getting it running but I was going to primarily put security camera stuff on there and run off-site archivals in the second bay now and then. But I do, see that I could switch this around and run my Time Machine to /one/ drive or my CLONE to that extra drive, I guess. E
Grr.
Thanks.

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