WD My Book ups capacity to 2TB

Hard drive maker Western Digital has just launched the largest capacity drive on the market, upping the storage of its My Book range to a gargantuan 2 terabytes (2TB).

That’s 2,000GB on a single portable hard drive, meaning plenty of space for storing high definition movies, high resolution digital photos or lots of lossless digital music.

All the varieties in the My Book range (My Book Studio Edition, My Book Mac Edition, My Book Home Edition and My Book Essential Edition) have been updated with 2TB versions. They’re available now, with prices starting at around £245.

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