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'Smallest' external hard drive launched

Monday 28th July 2008

Chris Cheesman

An external hard drive, claimed to be the 'smallest' of its type, has been launched by Freecom.

The pocket-sized Mobile Drive XXS is designed to connect to your computer via a USB cable.

It comes in three storage capacities: 160GB, 250GB and 320GB, weighs 155g and measures 109.8mm x 79.5mm x 13.5mm.

The 160GB unit costs £44.99; the 250GB device retails at £59.99, while the 320GB version carries a £79.99 pricetag.

Its maker claims that the device is the world's smallest 2.5in-format USB-2.0 external hard drive.

For details visit www.freecom.com or call 01423 704700.

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