WD rolls out New Product Lines

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WD rolls out New Product Lines

WD has introduced its new My Passport Essential portable hard drive, My Passport Essential SE portable hard drive, and My Book Essential external hard drive. All three drive families come in a variety of capacities and offer lightning-fast USB 3.0 connectivity. The highest industry capacity is another key feature for the My Book Essential, which is now available in 3TB capacity, in addition to 1 and 2TB capacities. Equipped with WD SmartWare visual backup software for automatic, continuous backup, these drives provide users the extra space they need to store or back up all of their digital memories, such as high-resolution photos and videos, along with music and other critical files, all in one place.

"With more and more devices like the iPod touch, iPhone 4 and other smartphones adding video-capable cameras, digital video is becoming ubiquitous. Most homes already have thousands of photos and music files, increasing the need for storage around the house. Having extra capacity to store these files and move them around quickly is becoming a big issue for many consumers around the world," said Sushil Bandi, Country Manager for the Indian Subcontinent, Western Digital.

My Book Essential, the world's number-one selling hard drive, also impresses with its small footprint, sleek design and high-capacity storage ranging from 1TB up to a massive 3TB. The drive is compatible with both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports, and uses WD SmartWare visual backup software.

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