LG trots out XE1 and XE2 USB 3.0 drives for the Korean market

May 6th 2011
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If you have been at the hunt for a USB 3.0 drive to pair along with your newly minted notebook, the list of options just keeps on growing. LG just released the XE1 and XE2, a couple of two.5-inch HDDs available in 500GB, 750GB, and 1TB sizes. The best difference: the XE1 has a glossy finish and its sibling, a matte one — both more conservative-looking than what Samsung’s been peddling . If you are in Korea, you will soon be capable to snag one within the size and magnificence of your choice for somewhere between â©100,000 and â©160,000 ($92 to $147).

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