NewerTech Announces New "Green" Storage Drive - Guardian MAXimus Emax

Energy efficient RAID-1 live-activity backup storage solution offers up to 50 percent power reduction.

by DE Editors | Published June 27, 2008

Newer Technology, Inc. (NewerTech; Woodstock, IL), developer of PC, Macintosh, iPod, and iPhone performance upgrades and accessories, announced its first “green” storage drive, the Guardian MAXimus eMAX, a new addition to the NewerTech Guardian MAXimus line of Triple Interface external RAID-1 mirror plug and play storage drive solutions.

Using the latest technology advances in energy efficiency, the Guardian MAXimus eMAX is RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) certified to deliver maximum data protection and backup performance while using less energy. Compared to other low-powered 1TB external storage solutions, Guardian MAXimus eMAX provides a 15 percent power savings and up to a 50 percent power reduction. The Guardian MAXimus eMAX also provides the utmost in low-noise operation, data-storage stability, and per-disk capacity for 1TB drives.

Guardian MAXimus eMAX is a 1.0TB Mirror (1.0TB + 1.0TB) 5400RPM with 64MB total buffer drive priced at $549.99. Access other line pricing ($259.99-$639.99), or for details on the Guardian MAXimus RAID-1 mirror storage line and other Guardian MAXimus features, visit NewerTech or its distributor, Other World Computing.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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