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TrekStor unveils its first 1.8 inch microdisk

by Parm Mann on 23 January 2008, 13:24

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Barely larger than a credit card

TrekStor, manufacturer of MP3 players, external hard disks, and USB sticks has today launched its new pocket-sized DataStation microdisk.

Available in 20GB, 80GB or 120GB capacities, the drive measures in at a small 9.0 x 5.7 x 0.64cm and retails at an RRP of £69, £119 and £149 respectively. Better still, it weighs between 65 and 75 grams meaning you could carry it around in your pocket, likewise, you could lose it without noticing too.

TrekStor DataStation microdisk

The 1.8" hard disk requires no external power source and comes complete in high quality aluminium housing. It packs a USB 2.0 connection and comes complete with Nero BackItUp 2 Essentials. Suitable for Windows, Linux and OS X, the microdisk isn't a bad little solution.

"We’re living in an ever more mobile world where we’re continually on the road and a home office is no longer a rarity. Naturally we want to offer our customers a simple solution for conveniently transferring data," said TrekStor chief executive, Daniel Szmigiel. "That’s why we’ve now developed our first micro hard disk. It’s barely larger than a credit card and can be taken anywhere without being a burden. It’s the perfect storage device for our mobile generation."

Official press release: TrekStor unveils 1.8” DataStation microdisk



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Something like this is ideal for your daily/nightly backups, when it's done pop it into your bag so you have it with you. Then in the event of fire/flood/electrical damage to your main pc, you still have your data (maybe even a disc image, if ti's less than 120GiB), no worries.

Looks neat, but a bit pricey when you can get a 160GiB toughdrive for ~£70.