ThermalTake BlacX N0028USU External Hard Drive SATA 2.5"/3.5" Enclosure Docking Station

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Summary
Description	BlacX N0028USU External Hard Drive SATA 2.5"/3.5" Enclosure Docking Station
Manufacturer	ThermalTake
Lowest Price	$29.99
Available at	2 Stores
Product Specification
Storage
Maximum Storage Size	1 TB
Number of Drives Supported	2
Device Width Supported	2.5" 3.5"
Interface
Interface Type	SATA SATA II USB 2.0
General
Operating System	Macintosh OS Microsoft Windows 2000 Microsoft Windows 95 Microsoft Windows 98 Microsoft Windows 98 SE Microsoft Windows NT Microsoft Windows XP Pro
Height	2.56 in
Width	3.55 in
Depth	5.12 in
Warranty Information	3 Year Limited Warranty
URL	Click here

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