First look: Samsung's tiny 1.8 inch S1 mini, the smallest external hard drive yet
The S1 mini uses a mini-USB socket rather than the newer micro-USB one used by mobile phones.
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Samsung's continues to add to their line of external USB hard drives, now adding the S1 mini line of USB powered 1.8 inch drives. Ranging up to 250GB in size, we had a chance to quickly test the 160GB version and came away particularly impressed.
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