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pocket hard drive

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A hard disk drive that fits into your pocket. Such devices typically plug into the computer via USB for easy connection and removal. They also derive their power directly from the USB port. See external drive and USB drive.

Pocket Hard Disk
This Seagate hard disk puts 5GB of storage in your pocket and plugs into a USB port. When unplugged, the USB connector is wound into the container.
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