• Dual-drive 4TB External HDD from WD

    Dual-drive 4TB External HDD from WD

    Techtree News Staff, Jun 16, 2009 1315 hrs IST

    Offers quad interface and consumes less power

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Update: My Book Studio Edition II dual-drive storage systems will be available at select retailers across India at price of Rs. 39,000.

Western Digital has introduced yet another fat storage 4TB external hard disk with dual-drive system for creative professional and Mac users. WD's new My Book Studio Edition II offers four interface options.

Update: Update: My Book Studio Edition II dual-drive storage systems will be available at select retailers across India at price of Rs 39,000.

WD's new 4TB My Book Studio Edition II boasts of consuming 30 per cent less power than standard drives and functions quietly without any fan requirements. This drive is Mac formatted and is entirely compatible with Apple Time Machine software. WD packs special software and set of instructions to make it Windows compatible.

Currently priced at $649 (Rs. 31,200 approx.) at the company's site, this dual-drive supports RAID 0 configurations. Also the four interfaces make it friendly for creative professionals, enterprises, small office home office folks, and other storage hungry folks. Of the four interfaces, eSATA and FireWire 800 offer maximum performance along with USB 2.0 and FireWire 400 for flexibility.

WD's 4TB My Book Studio Edition II package also contains software with automatic and continuous backup functions. Also the capacity gauge makes it visible to user about the space available inside the drive. This external HDD can only be used with Windows Vista only as Windows XP doesn't support HDDs above 2TB.


We are waiting for the India pricing and availability.

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(3) Comments
aamir
,nearby, on Jun 24, 2009 01:23 PM
younus seems stupid , whr in this article says its not compatible with windows ? its says xp , vista works fine with it.
mohammed younus
,hyderabad, on Jun 11, 2009 01:24 PM
use less thing if it is not working with windows
mohammed younus
,hyderabad, on Jun 11, 2009 01:23 PM
if it is not compatible with windows let them keep it with themselves . putting their junk .with a huge price tag .

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