20.08.2008 08:08
Thermaltake presents hard disk docking station
Category: accessoriesBy: Matthias Bauer
The manufacturer Thermaltake introduces its new SATA HDD docking station BlacX A.
Thermaltake BlacX A
Thermaltake expands its product range by the new docking station BlacX A. It offers the possibility to plug normal 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch SATA and SATA 2 hard drives to a computer.
The device gets connected to the computer either by using an eSATA port or using an USB connector. Furthermore, Thermaltake included a silicone cover for protecting installed the hard drives.
The BlacX A measures 131 x 91.5 x 65 millimetres and weights 400 grams. No word about prices so far.
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