How can i put a border around it?

Could anyone tell me how i can put a border around the HD symbol?
And how can i make everything without the HD Symbol transparent?
http://i.imgur.com/6q6NTlZ.png

And how can i make everything without the HD Symbol transparent?
Hide the Background Layer and save a copy in a file format that supports transparency (psd, png-24, …).
What will you use it for?
Because vector data would make sense for printing, so Illustrator might be a better choice than Photoshop for this.
Could anyone tell me how i can put a border around the HD symbol?
With the Layer that contains the shape selecected try Layer > Layer Style > Stroke.

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