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Samsung M2 and C2 Portable

24.05.2011

Samsung has expanded its range of external drives with three models: based on a 2,5-inch HDD - M2 Portable and C2 Portable and M3,5 Station with a XNUMX" hard drive.

The main feature of the products is support for high-speed USB 3.0 interface. Devices C2 and M2 can be equipped with a hard drive up to 1 TB and differ only in appearance. Comes with proprietary Samsung Drive Manage software.

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