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Zalman ZM-MH200 U3 USB 3.0 Dual HDD Docking Station Review

Zalman ZM-MH200 U3 USB 3.0 Dual HDD Docking Station Review

Today’s storage needs are not that of what was required a few years ago, files are increasing larger in size. Whether it is movies, games, music, or pictures there is need for faster and larger drives.  Most importantly with these growing demands comes the need for better access to that data, including higher speeds of transfer and ease of swapping drives between computers to share that data.  This is where Zalman’s USB 3.0 HDD docking station comes into focus, it primary function to utilize the newest USB 3.0 technology to help users gain access to their data in one of the fastest ways possible, while still allowing the options for swapping and raid functionality should it be needed or required.

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Thermaltake BlacX 5G USB 3.0 Hard Drive Docking Station Review

Thermaltake BlacX 5G USB 3.0 Hard Drive Docking Station Review

Hard drive docking stations started to appear more frequently about 2 years ago.  A hard drive dock is something every system builder and most computer users should have.  So often people need to get information off a hard drive and what easier way to do that than with a hard drive dock.  The hard drive dock really has not changed that much, but with the introduction of USB 3.0 you are now able to get even faster speeds from hard drive docks.  Today we will be taking a look at the BlacX 5G USB 3.0 Hard Drive Docking Station from Thermaltake.

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Thermaltake BlacX Duet Hard Drive Docking Station Review

Thermaltake BlacX Duet Hard Drive Docking Station Review

Most well known for its lines of internal parts—cases, cooling units, power supplies and such—ThermalTake also has a few other lines, including its external storage enclosures and docks. The Blacx Duet Docking Station is one such product. It features dual SATA bays into which the user can drop a hard or solid state drive of any dimension and connect it to a computer via either USB or eSATA. ThinkComputers has the review.

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