Western Digital (WD) introduced a portable hard drive designed specifically for Mac computer users hard drive has a capacity for storing digital content and synchronize directly with Apple’s Time Machine. This product is suitable for photographers, cameras, graphic artists, game developers or other creative workers.
For professional workers, WD My Passport Studio offers. With a capacity of up to 1 Tera Byte (TB), it offers connectivity options with two FireWire 800 and USB 2.0 interface students. In combination with the use of ports, users can add drives or other peripherals such as HD video cameras. My Passport Studio displays the encryption and password protection software security. Physical display is made of scratch resistant metal.
For individual users, WD offers My Passport for Mac is designed for individuals who need a lightweight, compact storage. This product is suitable for students or individual users who do not use digital content for business needs. This product is enabled via a USB 2.0 interface that requires no additional wiring or other power source.
“Are you a member of the creative use Macs in the community, or simply to enjoy digital content anywhere, My Passport and My Passport Studio for Mac is a storage solution for digital content they have,” said Jim Welsh, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Branded Products and Consumer Electronics WD group in a press conference.
My Passport Studio and My Passport Studio for Mac will be available in late 2011 or early 2012. The recommended price for my Passport Studio is U.S. $ 110 for 500 GB, $ 126 U.S. for 750 GB and U.S. $ 145 for 1 TB. As for my Passport for Mac is U.S. $ 77 500-GB, 750 GB $ 87 and U.S. $ 113 for 1 TB.
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