Silicon Power Unveils USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive—Armor A60
Applying the exclusive shockproof and water-resistant materials and the integrated 360 °-covering enclosure design, SP has unveiled its latest USB 3.0 extra-rugged portable hard drive—Armor A60. Armor A60 promises complete data protection against all the hurts that would occur during daily operations. Meanwhile, Armor A60 has passed U.S. military-grade drop test and also acquired international approval of water-resistant ability. In addition, Armor A60 features dashing designs with smooth finish and vivid colors, which appears to be the stylish storage for travelers, sports enthusiasts and businessmen on the go.
Inheriting from the military-grade shockproof specialty of Armor series, SP Armor A60 USB 3.0 portable hard drive incorporates the ultra-rugged rubber casing and internal suspension system, which enable perfect buffer effect for all physical impacts and assure rigid protections against crushes, dust and spraying water. In order to utilize its anti-damage capabilities, Armor A60 is engineered with incredibly strong construction that has passed the US military MIL-STD-810G (transit drop test) and IPX4 waterproof level, making itself the toughest data guard for outdoor users.
SP Armor A60 USB 3.0 portable hard drive features modish and eye-catching appearance with intelligent applications for better functionality and durability. The innovative slot design is especially equipped for simple cable storing by which users can easily wrap the cables around the drive.
To better satisfy users’ different mobile needs, SP Armor A60 USB 3.0 portable hard drive offers three capacity options of 500GB, 1TB and 2TB. All Silicon Power portable hard drive products are backed by a 3-year warranty and come with the exclusive free download software—SP Widget, which provides seven major backup and security tools, and a 60-day trial version of NIS (Norton Internet Security).
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