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Silicon Power Diamond D05 750GB USB 3.0 Review
A Closer Look »Packaging
Silicon Power ships the drive in a full color cardboard box with a large window, so that you may take a good look at the drive. The back goes into some details about the drive and its features.
Contents
You will not receive a lot of extras. The company only includes a USB 3.0 cable within the package. On the other hand, you won't need anything else anyways.
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