Wolverine Data 7120 FlashPac 120 GB Portable Digital Pictures and Data Storage

Product Description The Wolverine Data 7120 FlashPac 120 GB Portable Digital Pictures and Data Storage Device stores thousands and thousands of photos in any format. Ideal for frequent travelers or those always on the go, this portable data storage unit can back up your pictures without forcing you to lug your computer around--or buy loads of smaller memory cards. With a single press of a button, all your photos and digital data are effortlessly copied from the built-in 7-in-1 Card Reader into a portable, self-powered mass storage unit. With the contents of your memory card now safely stored, your card is ready to be reused--all without a computer. Whether you're a photographer, a traveler, or someone who needs to share data during a business meeting, the battery-operated Wolverine FlashPac lets you save up to 120 GB of data from anywhere in the world. This stand-alone compact device copies and organize files without a computer. Capable of reading seven types of memory cards directly via the built-in card slots, it can even be used as an external hard drive to back up all your computer data, or as a memory card reader/writer. The clear LCD screen displays the status of the transfer. On a single charge, the rechargeable internal battery can transfer up to 10 GB of data. Connecting via a high-speed USB 2.0 or USB 1.1 port, the FlashPac is compatible with Windows 98/ME/2000/XP and Vista, or Mac OS X and OS 9.0 or higher, or Linux Kernel 2.4 or later. It comes with a 1-year limited warranty. From the Manufacturer

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