Seagate's portable drive gets wireless

Darius Chang | Jan 31, 2007

Portable drives have just been given a whole new dimension. Seagate's D.A.V.E. (digital audio-video experience) mini harddisk not only holds gigabytes of data, but bumps up the stakes with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

Capable of holding up to 30GB worth of files, the D.A.V.E. has a built-in 10-hour battery and is built for rugged use. As long as your device, be it a laptop or mobile phone, has Bluetooth capabilities, it can scan through the tiny 1.8-inch harddisk for your favorite images or tunes. If two D.A.V.E. are in sight, they can even talk to each other via the included Wi-Fi radio. Seagate is expected to pump out these portable wonders to device managers mid this year for around US$200.

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