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Western Digital details internal hard disk range

The Western Digital Caviar range has three different hard disks designed for specific types of user

Western Digital at the Gadget Show Live 2012

At the Gadget Show Live 2012, Western Digital showed off its new range of hard disks, designed with different people in mind.

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The company explained that different users need different things from their hard disks - such as faster speeds, higher capacity or a more environmentally friendly approach.

Western Digital said that its Caviar range, which comes in Blue, Green and Black models, had different features for different requirements. To find out more about the products, check out the video above.

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