| Verbatim Green 320GB USB Availability: In Stock |
£95.00 Sainsbury's OnlineGo to store |
| Name | Verbatim Green 320GB USB Portable Hard Drive |
| Description | The Verbatim 320GB USB Portable Hard Drive is a high capacity portable hard drive in a small, highly portable package. These drives come in different colours to match a colour conscious user. This is a metallic, understated green with a tapered design to make it a stylish addition to your desktop.This small drive has a large 320GB of storage space, and doesn't require any external power cables. Simply plug it into a USB slot, and it will show up as an external hard drive on your computer. Easy to use, and very convenient because it doesn't have two sets of cables, it's designed with simplicity and compactness in mind, and won't take up needless space on your modern desktop.Nero BackITup 2 Essentials software (for Windows only) is included for your backup convenience, as are an instruction booklet and USB cable.The drive is compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Mac OS 9.x and Mac OS 10.1 and higher.The product is covered by a manufacturer's 2 year limited warranty. : House of Fraser |
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