Freecom unveils world slim mobile hard drive is only the for Mac, lightweight and durable magnesium chassis complements the popular MacBook Apple.
Freecom is responsible for maintaining the world’s first portable USB 3.0 hard drive is now responsible for the world thinnest portable hard drive conveyor belt. Only ten millimeters thick, Mobile Drive Mg, probably thinner than the average pen, advertising and the magnesium case, USB 3.0 port, allowing that data to shoot back and forth at speeds greater than 130MB/sec. Oddly, the disc will be available only through Apple Premium Resellers, despite the fact that none of the existing Mac comes with built-in USB 3.0. In any case, it will be sold in the week at $69.95 (320), or $109.95 (750), high-end 750GB model offers both USB 3.0 and FireWire 800 for $119.95.
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