I dunno, if you just want to use a hard drive for working on video projects then a larger desktop model would be a better idea. You're not going to be taking those on the road with you, are you? I mean, you can get a 250 GB hard drive for around $150, and a case for $30 or so. Much more bang for the buck than a portable hard drive.
Although an external hard drive is always an option, you might like to get an internal eventually anyway so you have an excuse to upgrade to a faster one. Faster hard drives make such a huge difference in performance. I'd rather have the 1.33 GHz PowerBook with a 5400 RPM drive than a 1.5 GHz with a 4200 RPM.
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