Freecom's Mobile Drive Sq

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Freecom's Mobile Drive Sq 
Verbatim Marketing India Pvt. Ltd., a group company of Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Group, has introduced Freecom Mobile Drive Sq, a stylish mobile hard drive, for Indian consumers that can be plugged in all those television sets which have a supporting USB port. With its unique appearance and state-of-the-art technology, Freecom Mobile Drive Sq is said to strike a perfect balance between elegant design and practicality. Mobile Drive Sq can also be connected directly to a TV set for USB recording and playback, enabling users to store and watch their favourite shows quickly and easily.   
The Mobile Drive Sq boasts the latest USB 3.0 interface, ensuring ultra-fast transfer speeds compared to standard USB 2.0. At the same time, the drive is fully downwards compatible with older USB 2.0 ports. It contains 2.5" SATA hard drive type, which produces low noise. Mobile Drive Sq is available in slimline version with a thickness of 10.5 cm. Other features of Mobile Drive Sq include compact sized USB cable, stainless steel enclosure cover, Nero backup software, Green Button power consumption application and FHD Formatting tool. There is no need of additional long cables and power adapter as it is powered by the USB port itself. This ultra-slim mobile hard drive is available in storage capacities of 500GB and 1TB.
"Today, everybody wants such products which are user-friendly and are less time-consuming. With increased choice of programmes, people are now opting to record and playback their favourite shows and Mobile Drive Sq enables them to make the most of this by reliably expanding their TV's storage capacity. To make it less susceptible to scratches and fingerprints, the Mobile Drive Sq's enclosure cover is made from sandblasted stainless steel," said Ramesh Tuli, Country Manager, Verbatim India.


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