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Origin unveils 750GB and 1TB Data Locker encrypted external HDDs
Origin unveils 750GB and 1TB Data Locker encrypted external HDDs
Questionably christened the world’s first 1TB portable hardware-encrypted hard drive, Origin Storage’s extra-capacious Data Locker Secure Drive is certainly the one to get if you’re paranoid about whatever it is you’d keep on such a large platter. Also available in 750GB, 500GB and 320GB models, the drives are secured by AES hardware encryption and a 6 to 18 digit PIN number which must be entered directly onto the device itself before the contents become accessible. Think James Bond, but for real. The USB-powered unit also packs rubber shoulders in case things get a little crazy between you and Mr. Data Thief, though we wouldn’t try running this thing through the rain forest if at all possible. The 1TB edition will be available soon for £399 ($652), while the others are priced at £299 ($488), £239 ($390) and £180 ($294) from largest to smallest.
[Via Slashgear]
Filed under: Storage
Origin unveils 750GB and 1TB Data Locker encrypted external HDDs originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 18 Oct 2009 09:41:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Audi’s next-gen R8 MMI recognizes handwriting, probably increases your insurance premium
Audi’s next-gen R8 MMI recognizes handwriting, probably increases your insurance premium
There’s comes a time in every technology’s life when the envelope gets pushed just for the sake of getting pushed. For Audi’s already complex MMI, this is it. Right around this time last year, we were drooling quite profusely over the A8’s next-generation Multi Media Interface (which is basically a snazzy name for an in-dash NAV system), but this year, we’re wondering who exactly will take advantage of the R8’s next system. Aside from getting a much needed UI makeover, Autobild is reporting that said platform will include support for handwriting recognition. So far as we can tell, you simply pencil in your next address with your greasy digits and tag the correct word that pops up there on the right. We’re still waiting to hear why this is preferred over a decent voice recognition system, but hey, so long as James Bond approves, who are we to argue?
[Via German Car Blog]
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Audi’s next-gen R8 MMI recognizes handwriting, probably increases your insurance premium originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 31 Jul 2009 01:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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