WD Launches 4TB My Book Studio Edition II Portable Storage System With Dual-Drive RAID 0 Configuration

The global leading company in external storage solutions, Western Digital (WD) has launched its new 4TB My Book Studio Edition II (WDH2Q40000) dual-drive external storage system, which the company claims as the world’s first 4TB portable hard drive for creative professionals and Mac computer enthusiasts, compatible with Apple Time Machine automatic backup feature, offering extra-high performance and maximum flexibility thanks to its dual-drive RAID 0 configuration and quad interface (4 interfaces), including eSATA, USB 2.0, FireWire 800 and FireWire 400.

“The new My Book Studio Edition II is the best choice for creative professionals who require massive capacity and extra-fast performance,” commented Dale Pistilli, vice president of marketing for WD’s branded products group. “With 4 terabytes of capacity, photographers, graphic artists, videographers, and home video enthusiasts alike will have the space they need to store hours of high definition videos as well as the performance they need for demanding video editing applications.”

The new 4 TB WD My Book Studio Edition II dual-drive storage system with WD GreenPower Technology aimed for power savings, cool and quiet operation are now available for around $650.

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