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The Western Digital Passport external hard drive is now available with 320GB storage capacity. The new version fits neatly in a pocket or backpack and is the perfect gadget to back up large files. The WD Passport Portable Drive 320GB is now available for $230.
Western Digital is ready to release its Scorpio 320GB 2.5-inch SATA hard drive which is targeted toward laptop users. The device comes with some exclusive technologies which makes it so quiet and running at cool operating temperatures. The new Scorpio hard drive provides 3Gb/s transfer rate, 5400rpm speed, and 8MB buffer. It’s now available online through Western Digital site for $200.
In order to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Western Digital has pledged to donate an undisclosed amount of cash to the Foundation for each purchase of the Pink Western Digital Passport Portable Drive from now until February 29, 2008. It is currently available for $199.99.
Looking for more storage space on your hard-drive? Well Western Digital has done just that. They announced their release of the 520GB storage density compared to most hard-drives out there that only let you store 200GB max, which just makes the space crammed and just complicates even getting a hard-drive in the first place. All you storage nerds be on the lookout for this one!
Western Digital adds some new fresh color to its Passport line of portable hard drives. The firm introduces the device in green, red and white. These hard drives provides 250 GB of storage capacity and sports USB 2. The Western Digital Passport is a high-performance portable storage for your Mac and PC.
Western Digital is expanding its new My Book lineup once more with the Studio Edition. It is compatible with Macs and is available in sizes ranging from 320GB to 1TB. The device also features a quadruple interface giving users the option of using USB 2.0, FireWire 400 / 800, or eSATA. Additionally, the drive offers up “automatic, continuous backup,” a capacity gauge, five-year warranty, SmartPower feature, a fanless design to keep things quiet, and an “elegant silver metallic finish that perfectly complements other Mac products.” Western Digital My Book Studio Edition is available now from $199.99 to $399.99 depending on capacity.
Western Digital is not only targeted pure media junkies but also style conscious users who wants to bank on high capacity external hard drive to store data. Available in 320GB to 1TB capacities, the new My Book hard drive provides many useful features such as automatic, continuous backup, capacity gauge (to show how much space is free), SmartPower feature that powers the drive on and off with the computer, USB 2.0 interface (plus FireWire 400 and eSATA on Home Edition), and Kensington security slot. The My Book external hard drives are now available with price ranging from $130 to $380 depending on model and capacity.
If the 1TB external hard drive is not enough for you, Western Digital now offers its My Book external hard drive with a full 2TB of storage capacity. That includes the My Book World Edition II, the My Book Pro Edition II, and My Book Premium Edition II models. These hard drives retail between $749 and $799 depending on the model.
Western Digital today unveiled GreenPower, a line of internal hard drives that focus on energy efficiency. These hard drives use 40% less power than competitors’ drives while maintaining in-class performance, which would make even Al Gore proud. The WD Caviar GP series 3.5 inch SATA drives are now available ranging from 320GB to 1TB.
Western Digital RE2 (RAID Edition) hard drive is designed for enterprise market and comes with 750GB storage capacity. This hard drive sports 3.0 Gb/s data transfer rate, 7200rpm speed, Native Command Queuing (NCQ) and 16MB cache. It is touted as the world’s most reliable server-class SATA drive and adopts few WD exclusive technologies including SecurePark for improved shock characteristics, StableTrac for better vibration performance, and IntelliSeek to reduce power consumption, noise and vibration. Western Digital RE2 (RAID Edition) hard drive retails for $265.
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