Western Digital unveils new My Book Essential storage solutions

Written by IT News on 7:05 PM

Western Digital are all gone, these days, the company announced a few updates to its line of internal and external storage solutions. Following the introduction of the new 640 GB, 2.5-inch hard drives for laptops and the new, redesigned My Passport portable hard drives, in Lake Forest, California-based supplier of storage products, introduced its new smaller My Book Essential and My Book external hard drive Desktop Mack.

As with the new My Passport Elite series, the new My Book family equipped with the latest operating WD Smart-Ware software and hardware based encryption solution. These functions are mainly to provide users with a secure, remote storage alternatives to similar products on the market.

"With an extra copy of your digital life used a rigorous, manual tasks solely by the most competent and dedicated by the user. The new WD My Book and My Book external hard drive for Mac, powered by WD Smart While finally made it simple enough so that everyone can do it, "Dale Pistilli, says Vice President Marketing for WD branded products group. "WD's new discs combine massive storage capacity, visual back-up, and hardware encryption, so that consumers can now take digital world, ensuring a truly secure place."

Western Digital's new Smart Wave software is designed to work on both Windows PCs and Macs, so users can choose to back up their digital and visual information in a safe manner. The tool is designed to work, so after the first backup is performed, data for the user automatically back up every time or change a file to add.

The new line of My Book external hard drives available in capacities of 500 GB, 1 TB, 1.5 TB and has the largest capacity model, a proud 2TB storage solution. Price-wise, look for products from U.S. $ 99.99 U.S. $ 249.99, depending on the model.