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The ThinkPad USB 3.0 Secure Hard Drive is powered by a 1 TB 5400RPM Toshiba hard drive. This is a very useful feature, so those would be thefts can’t narrow down your potential password based on worn keys. The number pads maintains its wear resistant feature the prevents the wear and tear aon regularly used numbers. It is still the familiar rubberized texture of the case, which matches the finish on the classic ThinkPad notebook line. There is really nothing new on physical attributes of the drive. With the cable being built into the unit, this prevents the need to carry another USB cable or worrying about digging though your personal stuff to find another USB cable when you happen to miss place the original. The drive is BUS powered, so there is no need for external power cables. The right side of the enclosure features the familiar built-in USB 3.0 cord that tucks nicely into the side. The drive can be re-initialized, but the data will not be recoverable. The latter locks the drive and literally throws away the encryption key after a predetermined number of wrong pass key entries, rendering the drive useless and the data inaccessible.

The drive maintains its “light” access failure and a “hard” access failure feature. This limits the drives use by the administrator and/or a singe user. It supports an administrator password but unlike the 750 GB version reviewed last year, the 1TB only offers only one unique ID. The drive features the aforementioned keypad that we saw last year. Real-time 256-bit XTS AES Hardware Encryption.Interface – USB 3.0 (Supports USB 2.0 Interface).Lenovo ThinkPad USB 3.0 Secure Hard Drive Specs To add to the ease of use of the drive, the drive requires no software drivers and it’s built upon the legendary ThinkPad quality. The security offers an eight to sixteen digit password for one user ID and one administrator ID. Today, we are taking a look at their newer 1TB USB 3.0 enabled hard drive. The 1TB USB 3.0 drive is highlighted by the same security, as we saw last year – a ten digital number pad on the front of the enclosure and 256-bit AES XTS hardware encryption running in the background. Last year we reviewed the USB 3.0 Lenovo ThinkPad that was available in capacities of 500 GB and 750 GB.