Compare Wolverine (3120) 120 GB USB 2.0 Hard Drive to Wolverine (FINGERPRINTSECURE4080) 80 GB USB 2.0 Hard Drive

Wolverine Data Professional Series delivers expansion and efficiency! Main hard drive full? Need to back-up? Need to travel with large data files? Wolverine Data's powerful outside-the-box peripheral enables external data storage and convenient transportation and sharing of large, critical data files. Simply connect the Wolverine Data storage system to any PC USB port and instantly gain access to vast gigabytes of data. With hot-swap capability, you can Plug and Play without rebooting or opening your computer. Presentations, digital movies and photographs, music, games and back-up data on the Wolverine drive are at your fingertips in a flash.The Professional Series is designed to take advantage of USB 2.0 speed, with data transfer rates up to 40 times faster than USB 1.1 devices. Plus, Wolverine Data storage systems are backward compatible with PCs and peripherals equipped with USB 1.1 ports and can add value to your existing investment in technology. Less

Keep it "Confidential" with Fingerprint Secure Drive! Companies and individuals are increasingly concerned about the security of USB removable devices. Wolverine Data has addressed that challenge with its "Fingerprint Secure Drive," a USB External hard drive with a built-in Biometric sensor. Wolverine's embedded fingerprint scanner digitizes your fingerprints and encrypts them into individual keys, which are in other words your passwords. Next time someone tries to retrieve your data from the USB hard drive, he will be stopped at the authentication stage. Wolverine Secure Drive allows you to store up to 5 different fingerprints to share the drive with 5 other users. Furthermore, unlike some competitors, the Wolverine Fingerprint drive will remain encrypted even if the internal hard drive is removed from the enclosure ensuring the security of your data! As an added feature, all saved fingerprints, as well as the fingerprint recognition software program itself is stored directly on the drive. Less