The 2.5- inch drive is just 5mm thin and weighs a mere 3.3oz- making it about as thin as four stacked credit cards and lighter than a deck of cards.
“The strong support from our OEM partners indicates we have delivered on our vision and look forward to a new wave of innovative solutions enabled by this revolutionary product.” “When we originally demonstrated this solution last September, we knew we had a truly innovative product that would empower our partners to reimagine mobile applications,” said Steve Luczo, president, CEO and chairman of Seagate. Just 5mm thin, the Laptop Ultrathin HDD is designed to be integrated into ultra-thin, lightweight mobile computing devices and tablets all while delivering high capacity storage at an affordable price. Seagate Technology plc, a world leader in storage solutions, today announced its shipping its thinnest hard disk drive (HDD) ever to OEM partners - the Seagate Laptop Ultrathin HDD. Additionally, users can divide the storage space into a “Public Area’ and ‘Secure Area’, managing your important data with different levels of protection. With no additional disk setup required, users can simply follow G10’s tailor-made interface and setup a password during the first use. SP Secure G10 is equipped with a customized encryption software. Inspired by the spirit of understated luxury, Marvel M50 perfectly expresses the essence of modern chic and simple elegance. The other new product Marvel M50 USB 3.0 flash drive inherits from the extraordinary taste and fashionable design of Luxmini 720. Even if you accidently lost your flash drive, G10 is able to protect your important data from any unauthorized access, providing more security for your personal or corporate data and files.
Secure G10 has a built in specialized encryption software, which helps to safeguard users’ confidential and private data in a password protected and secured area. Silicon Power, the world’s leading provider of memory storage solutions launches two brand new USB flash drives, the Secure G10 and Marvel M50.
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