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by tiago on April 23, 2007
SimpleTech has recently revealed their latest product in the "external + portable" hard drives category, it was designed by the popular Pininfarina (same company that designs Ferrari cars among others) and codenamed SimpleDrive.
Besides the sleek lines and ultra-low profile styling, the SimpleDrive works via USB2.0 and contains 3 models that differ in storage capacity, color and price: 160GB comes in red and costs $160, while the 250GB comes in pearl, and last but not least there is the 500GB drive that is onyx-colored and priced at $200.
The drives are bundled with ArcSoft's backup and recovery software. SimpleTech was recently acquired by Fabrik, an online storage company, and each drive comes with two gigabytes of free online storage.
Via NYTimes
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