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Eagle Tech I-Series Dual SATA HDD USB Enclosure Review

Eagle Tech I-Series dual hard-drive enclosure in JBOD setup looks appealing with two face plates and a rear fan for the tough job.

Author	Sidney Wong
Editor	jmke
Date	2008-04-01
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	Introduction: Eagle Tech is introducing another dual SATA hard drive enclosure. This time the unit has two face-plates in "Orange" and "Silver" colors. An exhaust fan is included at the back to cool the hard drives using USB 2.0 connectivity. It even comes with backup software. Users can put in any size hard drives in mix or match capacity as long as they are SATA. The I-series enclosure is made of sheet-metal casing and plastic front cover. The face-plate is snapped on. Features: Built for Media enthusiasts Works with 2 hard drives up to 1 TB each (total 2 TB) Combines two hard drives into one giant storage Mix-n-match different drives Built-in 6cm smart fan Plug-n-Play USB 2.0 Specifications: Type: JBOD enclosure Form Factor: 3.5" external Capacity: 2 TB (2 x 1 TB) Internal Interface: SATA External Interface: High speed USB 2.0 Data Transfer Rate: 480 Mbps Spindle speed: 7200 RPM Power Source: External Power Adapter (5V/12V/ 2.0A) Power input: 100~240VAC, 50/50Hz Certification: FCC, CE Certified O.S. Required: MS Vista/ME/2000/XP Or Mac OS 9.0 or higher Dimension: 8.75" (L) x 5" (H) x 3.14" (W) One year warranty Package Content: I-series external storage system Power Adapter Installation CD User Manual USB 2.0 cable Second face plate The power supply is good for both 110 & 220v input and with 5 & 12v output at 2A allowing around the world use. \| Next ->> Quick Page Jump: More reviews in this category can be found below: SSD + Full Disk Encryption = Slow/Slower as HDD Vizo Luxon 3.5Inch External IDE/SATA HDD Enclosure Review Acard ANS-9010 RAMdisk vs OCZ Vertex 30Gb SSD: Shootout HDD Upgrade Time: Acard ANS-9010 vs Gigabyte I-RAM vs SSD Attack of the HDD Dockings: Sunbeamtech,Sharkoon,Thermaltake OCZ Vertex Real-World Test Caught on Tape: SSD vs HDD Western Digital Scorpio Black, the none-SSD Laptop HDD Upgrade OCZ Rally2 32Gb USB Stick Review Super Talent Pico-C 8Gb Micro USB Stick Review Corsair Voyager GT 16Gb and Voyager 4Gb USB Stick Review

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