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Name: WD - My Book Duo 16TB 2-Bay External USB 3.0 Storage - black/silver
Brand: WD
SKU: 5710349
Price: 499.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (9 reviews)

WD - My Book Duo 16TB 2-Bay External USB 3.0 Storage - black/silver

Model:: WDBLWE0160JCH-NESN; |
SKU:: 5710349

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QuestionDoes this include two hard drives in it or is it just and enclosure for 2 hard drives?
Asked 9 years ago by Spyguy.
- Answer It's the enclosure + 2 8TB WD Red hard drives.
  Answered 9 years ago by hoban
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QuestionWhat is a "red" drive?
Asked 8 years ago by luke.
- Answer Made for server applications
  Answered 8 years ago by PoweMan
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QuestionIf I have a whole bunch of videos, can I hook this drive to a Blu-ray player and have the Blu-ray player read it like it does USB flashdrives? I've heard that some HD work this way and some won't. I have a Sony Blu-ray player, if that makes a difference
Asked 8 years ago by Pariah.
- Answer Yes, it will work as an external drive. However, i will check with the manufacture for any limitation of supporting usb 3.0 - yes, they are backward compatible with usb 2.0, but i will still check if they support it. Hope this helps.
  Answered 8 years ago by Nightowl
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WD - My Book Duo 16TB 2-Bay External USB 3.0 Storage - black/silver

Q: QuestionDoes this include two hard drives in it or is it just and enclosure for 2 hard drives?

Q: QuestionWhat is a "red" drive?

Q: QuestionIf I have a whole bunch of videos, can I hook this drive to a Blu-ray player and have the Blu-ray player read it like it does USB flashdrives? I've heard that some HD work this way and some won't. I have a Sony Blu-ray player, if that makes a difference

QuestionDoes this include two hard drives in it or is it just and enclosure for 2 hard drives?

QuestionWhat is a "red" drive?

QuestionIf I have a whole bunch of videos, can I hook this drive to a Blu-ray player and have the Blu-ray player read it like it does USB flashdrives? I've heard that some HD work this way and some won't. I have a Sony Blu-ray player, if that makes a difference