If your grandfather, or your great grandfather, was a bookworm, you would probably have loads of National Geographic magazines stored in your attic at this very moment. However, those magazines might have yellowed from old age. What's worse, your son might have cut out the dinosaurs or the aliens to add to work as the characters in one of his make believe games. But having those magazines would be one of the best legacies anyone could ever leave behind. Not to mention, it might have just about anything that talks about our planet Earth. So when evolution and innovation came, the National Geographic team needed to make sure that they could run side by side it. Thus, the National Geographic Hard Disk came to life.

The 160 GB worth of external hard disk space comes packed with every issue ever published from 1888 to 2008. That is exactly 120 years worth of information with just a couple of clicks from your mouse. You might think "What? You mean I need to read from 1888 to get to the information I want?" but the staff behind the National Geographic made sure that everything is easy for you. They included a Geobrowse system which lets you find something of interest from the years of information in this hard disk.

You might think *yawn* this is boring and National Geographic knows that, too. Not a lot of people would actually read through the lines to just entertain themselves. So, what they did to keep you entertained and still impart knowledge, is to come up with trivia and games that comes pre-installed in the hard disk. On top of that, you also get 100GB of extra space for your documents and files.

Now you need not go to the library and dig from dust-accumulating magazines for your daughter's homework!

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