NewsAddonics Enclosure Gives You RAID on the Go
Pricing has been set to $100 and can be purchased now.
Posted 08/08/08 at 11:02:25 AM by Paul Lilly
Power users who have dreamed of outfitting their portable backup solution in a RAID 0 array can now do so thanks to Addonics' new Portable Dual Drive RAID enclosure (AE25RDESU). Nervous Nellies are covered too, with RAID 1 providing a backup for your backup. The handheld device accepts up to two 2.5-inch SATA drives inside its "heat resistant aluminum" chassis, or pick up the optional SATA-CF hard disk adapter and install up to four CompactFlash cards. Other notable features include:
- Easy installation and removal of hard drive
- USB 2.0/1.1 and eSATA support
- RAID configuration with DIP switch or GUI configuration
- Supports RAID 0, RAID 1, JBOD, BIG (Concatenation), SAFE50, SAFE33, or GUI mod using built-in hardware RAID
- Can be powered by USB port
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ReviewsWestern Digital Passport 120GB
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