External hard drives go ‘green’

June 14th, 2008 | Category: Desktops

The Guardian MAXimus is Newer Technology's first effort into "Green" storage.

I never thought tech devices that consume relatively little energy, such as external hard

drives, can actually be optimized to consume even less energy. Apparently, I was wrong. Case in point: the Guardian MAXimus external …

Orginal post by Dong Ngo

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