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Lenovo makes media security easy Print
Written by Rob Squires   
Saturday, 10 January 2009


FOR USERS THAT NEED
to lockup their company's proprietary documents or just their "private" files in a secure location, Lenovo's new portable security device may be just the solution. The Lenovo ThinkPad USB Secure Hard Drive which was announced late last year has been given a warm reception by those who have seen it in action.  With nothing more complicated than a twelve button keypad the device makes encryption easy for the most non-technical users.

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The compact device weighs in at just a little bit more than most standard portable USB drives and fits in the palm of your hand.

Features and Benefits:

  • High-speed USB 2.0 Interface
  • No requirement for an ac power adapter
  • Driverless operation under Microsoft Windows XP and Vista
  • All stored data is fully encrypted using the high level AES 128-bit security encryption   
  • Shock-mounted 160GB 5400 rpm hard drive
  • Built-in USB cable with an integral storage slot
  • Integrated high quality metal dome switch keypad for entering a 6 to 24 digit password for up to 10 user and 1 administrator ID
  • USB extension cable for more flexible distance configurations
  • Supplemental USB power cable to ensure adequate USB power
  • Attractive protective carrying case
  • Non-skid anti-vibration pads
  • High quality ThinkPad soft touch paint
  • Multi-colored LED device status indicator

    The ThinkPad USB Secure Hard Drive 160GB retails at $179, while the 320GB model sells for $219.
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