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Western Digital My Book Premium Edition WDG1C7500 Hard Drive

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Product Description: Western Digital My Book Premium Edition WDG1C7500

They're your photos... your music... your videos... your important files. Make extra room for them, back them up, and keep them safe on WD's My Book Premium. This reliable, easy-to-use external hard drive is the perfect storage solution for all your precious digital assets.

Product Specification: Western Digital My Book Premium Edition WDG1C7500

Capacity:750 GB
Interface:IEEE 1394 (FireWire), Hi-Speed USB
Rotational Speed:7200 rpm
Access Time:8.9 ms
Type of Drive:External

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