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StarTech.com eSATA USB to SATA Hard Drive Docking Station for Dual 2.5 or 3.5in HDD
CE (STARTECH.COM)
List Price:$66.99
Price: $43.43
You Save: $23.56 (35%)
CE (STARTECH.COM)
List Price:
Price: $43.43
You Save: $23.56 (35%)
- Hot Swap compatible and ejectable
- Plug and Play support for most operating systems
- Supports both SATA 2.5 and SATA 3.5" hard drives without any adapters
Musical Tie of the Month Sucker FAKE Gift Box
Toy (MCPHEE)
Price: $5.54
Toy (MCPHEE)
Price: $5.54
- FUNNY GAG GIFT
- ADD YOUR OWN NICE GIFT INSIDE
- THIS IS JUST THE BOX
Kingwin 2.5-Inch and 3.5-Inch SATA Hard Drive Docking Station with USB 2.0 and eSATA External Hard Drive Enclosure, EZD-2535 (Black)
CE (KingWin)
List Price:$21.99
Price: $14.84
You Save: $7.15 (33%)
CE (KingWin)
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Price: $14.84
You Save: $7.15 (33%)
- Up to 480 Mbps data transfer rate in USB
- Up to 3.0 Gbps data transfer rate in ESATA
- One touch back up function
PowerDrive RPPD1500 1500-Watt DC to AC Power Inverter with USB Port and 3 AC Outlet
Automotive Parts and Accessories (PowerDrive)
Price: $105.59
Automotive Parts and Accessories (PowerDrive)
Price: $105.59
- Continuous AC power output: 1500 watts; Maximum AC power output (surge): 3000 watts
- Converts 12-volt DC power from your vehicle battery to 110-volt AC power
- Three 3-prong AC outlets and USB port with 5 volts DC output
LaCie 1 TB External Hard Drive. 1TB STARCK DESKTOP HARD DRIVE CONVENIENT INTELLIGENT SURFACE USBHD. USB 2.0
Office Product (LACIE)
Price: $171.35
Office Product (LACIE)
Price: $171.35
Somerson: You Kids Get Off My Lawn!
BYTE -- Okay, I've been doing this for awhile but I sure don't feel old. Maybe it's our Peter Pan culture where youth is everything and nobody wants to grow up. Short of living forever, we dread falling apart bit-by-bit.
We all want to be like Oliver Wendell Holmes' "One Hoss Shay," which stays tip-top for 100 years and then crumbles to dust in an instant.
I do love technology. I watched the fetal PC head start to crown. I was a BYTE reader right after Wayne and Virginia Green had their initial tiff. I ordered one of the first pre-production PCs from a bored IBM rep working in the back office of a New York City bank. It came with 16K of RAM and single-sided floppy drives. And DOS 1, which I sometimes haul out for a giggle.
The first PC was a challenge. You had to learn BASIC or ASM to get anything done. I hated the word processor that Captain Crunch (aka 1970s phone phreak John Draper) built. That buggy Easywriter was IBM's only word processor. A steaming pile of dreck,
Othmar Mühlebach Designs Uber-chic Toaster | Elite Choice
Kids who refuse to eat bread and insist on fruit juices or cereal can be forced or tricked into eating bread by using a model like this. It is a great and cool device which I would love to get for myself but it is still not available in the market and its price is not known. Since it was a re-design by a student, we can only expect it to be available in the market after a long time. Perhaps it might not even come to the market!
Via: Polaine
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