Freecom introduced the world's smallest hard drive with an interface Thunderbolt

Company Freecom, a member of a group of Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Group, which manufactures and external hard drives and portable storage devices, has introduced a new drive Freecom Mobile Drive Mg interface Thunderbolt.

This new updated version, marked by prizes and awards, the hard drive Freecom Mobile Drive Mg thickness of 15 mm with a sleek design, which is now added support for interface Thunderbolt and increased capacity of up to 1 TB.

The new interface allows you to drive Thunderbolt Freecom Mobile Drive Mg is much faster to transfer data from various devices, Mac, including MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac and Mac mini, at a rate 20 times higher than conventional devices with the interface 2.0.

In the words of the manufacturer Freecom Mobile Drive Mg is also the smallest drive and equipped with an interface Thunderbolt. The thickness of the drive is only a few millimeters, it is lightweight and portable. Magnesium alloy body provides mechanical strength, durability, ecological compatibility, and full compliance with the color of the body MacBook.

In addition to the interface, Thunderbolt, the drive works on the interface of USB 3.0, which ensures speed of about 130 MB / s. For compatibility with previous standards, the hard drive can be connected to all computers and laptops equipped with USB 2.0. The disk is formatted in Mac HFS +, ready to use on any Mac and is fully compatible with the program backups Time Machine.