Western Digital today introduced its new My Passport Essential SE portable USB drives that come in 750GB and 1TB capacities. These USB-powered drives are perfect for saving, storing and backing up all of the digital memories captured this summer. The inclusion of WD Sync software enables users to easily take their desktop content wherever their destination is, where the synchronization of essential personal files and Microsoft Outlook data on a PC is simplified. No worries should one misplace the drive since the data within will take some time to get broken into thanks to 128-bit encryption. Sadly, the software is only compatible with Microsoft Windows OS. Available now at WD’s online store, the 750GB and 1TB models are priced at $199.99 and $299.99, respectively. [Press Release]
Western Digital has released its My Passport Essential 320GB external hard drive in the Korean market. Available in eleven eye-catching colors, the drive weights at just 0.1kg and encrypts everything on the drive for added security with 128-bit encryption. The external hard drive draws power from your USB port. [AVING] Read more
Western Digital has brightened up their external HDDs with 11 different colors to choose from. The drives come in 120GB, 160GB, 250GB and 320GB capacities and charges with USB 2.0. The only question left to ask yourself is blue or green? [I4U]
Western Digital is getting colorful with their new bright and shiny USB hard drives in bronze, titanium, westminster blue and cherry red all with a soft touch finish. They all feature a built-in capacity gauge to show you how much space you have left, back-up software and security measures. You can look for a 250GB model for $170 or a 320GB drive for $200. [Register Hardware]
by Nicole on January 30, 2008
Western Digital is offering a small, portable, handy external Hard Disk Drive that is about the size of a passport. Western Digital is offering 160GB, 250GB and 320GB versions for $200 each and come in a black glossy finish.
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