Real New Yorkers Know The New Yorker

The hard drive as a media player? Well, a hard drive can literally store a library of books, photos, files, and music. Pexagon Technology has partnered with the New Yorker magazine to provide a great New York gift for the holiday season. It’s an 80GB portable hard drive loaded with 4,164 issues of the New Yorker magazine, from February 1925 to April 2006. That’s over 80 years of The New Yorker from its first issue.

Over 4,000 issues of your favorite magazine now sit, ready for you to search and savor, on an 80G incredibly lightweight and travel-friendly drive. This high-performance, brushed-aluminum hard drive measures only 3″ x 5″ and can easily fit inside a purse or briefcase, so it’s a cinch to show off to your tech-savvy friends and co-workers. Plus, there is plenty of extra room on the drive for future updates. That means you can continue your collection.

Use it at home, on a plane, at the office — anywhere you can find a computer. Simply install The Complete New Yorker program (installation CD provided), then connect the drive to a USB port on your computer and have instant access to every article, poem, short story, and cartoon (and every advertisement) that has appeared in the magazine since 1925.

The drive is compatible for use with a PC (running Windows 2000 or XP) and Macintosh (OSX 10.3 or higher) computer models.

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