CANVIO storage solutions from Toshiba meet a variety of storage and sharing needs

The leading manufacturer of small hard drives, Taiwan Toshiba Digital Information Co., Ltd., has released the Canvio 3.0 Rock Series and the Canvio Black Chic 3.0 external hard drives, offering consumers up to 1.5TB of storage space. Among them, the Canvio 3.0 Rock Series is also fully compatible with Mac computers without the need for reformatting. With a USB 3.0 connection interface, it provides more efficient data transfer, allowing users to quickly and easily store, transfer, and back up important data.

The Toshiba Canvio 3.0 Rock Series is a stylish and portable storage device. Its built-in backup software offers file, folder, and full-system backup and restore functions, and also allows users to preset backup schedules with its easy scheduling feature. Additionally, it includes 256-bit encryption for double protection of valuable data, provides 30 days of free trial for cloud backup, and comes with the muvee software that lets users easily create personalized videos with just a click.

To ensure optimal data protection, the Canvio 3.0 Rock Series external hard drive features a unique built-in shock sensor and disk surface landing technology, which safeguards users' important data in case of accidental drops. It is also available in five color options — black, silver, white, red, and blue — perfectly combining a stylish look with powerful data protection performance.

The Canvio Black Chic 3.0 is Toshiba’s most streamlined storage solution. It requires no software installation and can be used immediately right out of the box. Users simply need to plug it into a computer to start storing digital files. It comes with built-in storage of up to 1.5TB and supports fast USB 3.0 transfer speeds. The Canvio Black Chic 3.0 also includes a special built-in shock sensor and disk surface landing technology to protect users’ files and data in the event of an accidental drop. In addition, the new model also comes with the muvee software, enabling users to easily combine video and audio.

Taiwan Toshiba Digital Information Co., Ltd.
http://www.sdd.toshiba.com.tw/