Thursday, July 21st 2011

Gigabyte Intros A2 Tiny Portable Hard Drive

Gigabyte introduced A2 Tiny, a tiny version of the A2 portable hard drive series. Measuring just 78 x 59 x 13 mm (D x W x H), the A2 Tiny houses a 1.8-inch SATA hard drive, the original A2 packed a 2.5-inch drive. Its compact size and its 80 g weight makes it extremely portable. The A2 Tiny comes in just one capacity for now, 160 GB. It uses USB 2.0 interface for power and data transfer. Its enclosure packs a shock-absorbing mechanism to protect the delicate hard drive, although the company didn't give out a shock resistance figure. It is available in just one color option, Charcoal Gray. Along with its USB cable, the package includes a carrying pouch. Gigabyte didn't give out pricing or availability information.
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13 Comments on Gigabyte Intros A2 Tiny Portable Hard Drive

#1
Widjaja


Reminds me of a butane lighter.
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#3
micropage7
and you gonna have bigger chance to lost it or drop it somewhere
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#4
gumpty
It looks like it wants to dispense tic-tacs.
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#6
WhiteLotus
The cables needed to connect it to the computer are nearly as big (once coiled), just give me memory cables and be done with it.
Actually I should patent that...
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#7
NC37
When I see stuff like that I think...why not just buy an iPod and have it all in one?
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#8
Jonap_1st
small enough to fit in shirt pocket..

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NC37When I see stuff like that I think...why not just buy an iPod and have it all in one?
there's no 160GB iPod for sure :rolleyes:
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#9
Cheeseball
Not a Potato
iPod Classic has a 160GB model.
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#10
Jonap_1st
CheeseballiPod Classic has a 160GB model.
but now, it's been discontinued..
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#11
aquariuz
an exact copy of this:



Xigmatek used to make this, don't know if they still do or not. From the looks of it, Gigabyte probably bought the rights to the design n just slap their name on it.
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#12
RejZoR
Or even better, Xigmatek is actually making these for Gigabyte and slapping their logo on it as well.
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