Popular company Western Digital brings to market the most capacious desktop storage of the My Book series! In this case, WD builds on the popularity and technological innovation of earlier models, which also moves it several steps forward. Storage with a capacity of 22 and 44 TB is now also available. The news will thus provide users with significantly greater flexibility when storing data of all kinds.
WD My Book and My Book Duo
Having enough free space for data storage is becoming more and more important. After all, this is also pointed out by the vice president of research at Global DataSphere, according to which the average household will generate more than an incredible 2022 TB of data in 20. In short, consumers continue at a relatively fast pace, which needs to be responded to. Of course, cloud storage, which is quite popular among people, is offered as a solution. But that's only one side of the coin. The second group of users prefer the opposite approach in the form of local storage, where they have data literally at their fingertips.
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It is for these cases that the My Book external drive comes in the form of a brand new, high-capacity device that can provide you with significant space for possible backups of both personal, work, and family data. In this way, you can cover the needs of the entire household in a playful way. It can be irreplaceable photos and videos, or backups of important work documents and applications. With the daily use of several devices, the volume of generated data that needs to be stored continues to grow. But if the My Book 22 TB desktop external drive wasn't enough, the even more capacious My Book Duo is available with a capacity of an incredible 44 TB. The storage facility is fully equipped Western Digital hard drives optimized for a RAID array that provides maximum performance and capacity from the first moment. Using the included software, the My Book Duo can also be converted to RAID-1 mode for data duplication (mirroring) or used as two independent drives (JBOD).
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