Luxio USB drive is small, measuring only .8 inch by 3 inch by .4 inch. Its UV-coated ABS/PC case with chrome-plated zinc trim casing protects your data in style. If the wooden touch of its case doesn’t appeal to you, you can try getting the black or silver version. If you are currently using the standard 4GB USB drives and switching to 64GB USB drive might be too much for you, you can settle for the lower capacity versions of the drive – 16GB and 32GB.

It has a great style, capacity and now security. The Luxio drive carries the AES-256 hardware encryption, Super Talent Technology’s latest in data encryption system for drives.
The 64GB version is tagged at $149. There is an attractive and professional looking, gift box-like sturdy case that goes with it.

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The device is currently available in 11 colors. So no matter what the color of your laptop, netbook, computer or workstation is WD assures you that there is at least one HDD that can easily go with it.

The My Passport Portable is a standard external HDD. It uses USB 2.0 both as power source and data transfer interface. So there is no need to tangle your setup with an AC adapter and long cord. It is just about the size of your palm. According to WD, it tips the scale with less than seven ounces. There is a capacity gauge outside the device so you don’t have to check the drive’s details in your computer to know its current memory state.

The new My Passport comes in two configurations; both of these have 500GB capacity. My Passport Essential sports the standard configuration while the My Passport Elite comes with additional management software.

The My Passport Essential external drive costs $199.99 while My Passport Elite costs $219.99.

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