LG XD1 stylish portable hard-drives unveiled

Jul 20 2008, 10:54am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

LG unveils the XD1 line of portable hard-drives.

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The LG XD1 devices are based on 2.5 inch drives with a SATA II interface. The USB 2.0 E-SATA port has transfer speeds of up to 480mbps.
LG will offer the XD1 in capacities of 120, 160, 250, and 320GB.
The stylish portable hard-drives feature a gradient texture in either red wine or black pearl coloring.
LG introduced the XD1 in Korea without any release date or pricing information, but of course with a nice set of gadget model photos.

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