Sony launches wireless mobile HDD appearance resembles Xperia Z

WG-C20 Portable Wireless server is a new device released by Sony, designed to provide a simple backup and storage solution for mobile devices and Tablet PCs. Sony WG-C20 provides a secure Content sharing feature that you can easily use when you're out of the house. This device has an SD card slot that supports wireless playback and can quickly share content with other devices. Other features of WG-C20 include: "One-touch" wireless connection to your phone, you can play content on a TV or home audio device that supports DLNA features, and if necessary, it can also use its built-in batteries to recharge your smartphone or tablet computer. Wg-c20 is a handy tool, if you don't have Wi-Fi nearby, you can use it to wirelessly share content with friends, family, and co-workers, simply by inserting an SD memory card with photos, PC documents or slides, or connecting it to a USB device. Then you can simultaneously transfer and share files to up to 8 users of smartphones, tablets or PCs. This is ideal for driving and impromptu parties. When someone wants to see your digital content, you can use it. And WG-C20 is also safe: it allows only friends or co-workers to see and access the shared folders you specify. You can also set a password so that other devices must enter a password to access the content on your wg-c20. Up to 8 other wireless users can connect to WG-C20 at the same time. It is convenient and safe with white, black and purple options. It was sold in Europe since November 2013, but Sony has yet to disclose its specific price.