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Let's get small: Clickfree has released some tiny portable hard drives in the past, but the ultra-compact Clickfree C2 offers surprisingly large capacity. The C2 slides into a pocket, yet delivers 250GB or 500GB of storage.

The C2 isn't just raw storage, though: it offers dead-simple automated backup tools designed for people with no tech savvy at all. Connect it to your computer and it will begin searching, organizing, and copying files on its own. You'll also get 256-bit hardware-based encryption and an attached USB cable that tucks into the back when not in use.

The C2 works with Windows and Macintosh computers and is available on the Clickfree Web site for $139 (250GB) or $180 (500GB). You can also find it at your local OfficeMax or Kmart store.
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