Apple and storage vendors haven't made the use of eSATA easy on the MacBook Pro line. The first rounds of adapter cards had driver and booting issues that confused users and broke with successive OS ...

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On Monday Addonics announced a flash memory card reader that has support for a external Serial ATA (eSATA) connection. The new portable Pocket eSATA/USB DigiDrive has an eSATA port that offers a data ...

FirmTek announced Thursday that it’s now shipping its SeriTek/2SE2-E, a PCI Express (PCIe)-based expansion card for Power Mac G5s that provides two external serial ATA (eSATA) ports, for attaching ...

I have a mix of 9 WD 1.0 and 1.5TB drives, plus one SATA optical drive that I'd like to get online in my file server. The motherboard is an Intel DG33TLM, with 5 onboard internal SATA ports and one ...

I have a Rosewill Rc-216 PCI Express eSATA card which I've used for a couple years and it's always functioned well. I recently upgraded my CPU, PSU, and memory (thoroughly tested in memtest), and ...

One of my wish list for the new MacBook Pro is a eSATA port. While I can keep wishing, some of you in UK who cant wait for it to come true will be able to add eSATA port to your MacBook Pro. Sonnet, a ...

The move from traditional I/O options toward Thunderbolt across the Mac line (with the notable exception of the Mac Pro) has meant some headscratching moments for users of high-end storage. Buying all ...

Sonnet's a fun little company — when not hustling iPod chargers and transmitters, it's providing the world with more sober, serious hardware, such as its RAID storage solutions. Among the company's ...

Here’s a new multi-function dock from Brando that handles SATA hard drives, has a built-in card reader (SD, MiniSD, CompactFlash, MicroSD, Memory Stick), and functions as a 2-port USB hub. It’s a ...

Unfortunately, hard drives, like nature, abhor a vacuum. They fill up with music, recorded televisions, videos, pictures from your Aunt Gloria’s wedding, anything and almost everything from the ...