For months we have known that Wii U will support various storage solutions in addition to the variable internal storage that comes with different system bundles (8GB and 32GB at launch). Nintendo has now provided more details on SD card and hard drive support plus even shed some light on how much space the system's OS will take and more. Thanks to NeoGAF user cvxfreak for translating all of the details from the last second Japanese broadcast.
USB Hard drives:
The default and barring an update that Nintendo says is coming in the future, Wii U will only allow one USB drive to be connected at a time. These drives cannot be disconnected while Wii U is powered on and the system will support and read up to 2TB of storage.
Drives that will be used by Wii U must be formatted by the system's Data Management system, meaning you can not use the drive with a PC without partitioning. However all data can be moved internally and externally through Wii U's OS.
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