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Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc., has announced the launch of the 2.5-inch MJA2 BH and MJA2 CH series 5400 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/sec mobile hard drives (HDD), achieving industry leading capacity of a half-terabyte (500GB(1)). It features the highest capacity to support full disk encryption (FDE) in a 2.5-inch form factor. The new series meets the cumulative demands of notebook PCs, desktop PCs, consumer electronics and other mobile technology applications. The new models have quite low power consumption and are manufactured with a green emphasis.

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This post was written by Sahra Bean

QuickerTek’s latest Apple Juicz product uses the sun to power the battery on your MacBook, MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. However, going green here comes with a cost – a minimum of $500.

The Apple Juicz comes in three “flavors” so to say: 18 watt, which recharges a MacBook Air battery in 14 hours; 27 watt, which recharges a MacBook Air in eight hours; and 55 watt, which recharges your MacBook Air in five hours. They cost $500, $600 and $1,000 respectively. To help defray the cost, QuickerTek is giving a free backpack to help you carry the flexible, foldable cell array.

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