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| Newer Tech. Unveils 750GB FireWire/USB Solution with Built-In Hubs Newer Technology has announced the release and immediate availability of a 750GB version of the award-winning NewerTech miniStack V2 FireWire and USB 2.0 combo storage solution with integrated port expansion hubs. This new 750GB model is the industry's first ever, external FireWire 400/USB 2.0 single-drive solution that also integrates port expanding USB 2.0 and FireWire powered hubs. Also available are 80GB to 500GB models with the same port expanding features. With a profile of only 6.5" wide by 6.5" long by 1.5" high, the NewerTech miniStack specifically meets the demands of today's Audio/Video, Backup, Movie, Music, Photography needs, while saving space and enhancing function via integrated powered hubs that provide three additional USB 2.0 ports and one additional FireWire Port. Combining massive storage capacity and expanded powered port capabilities, the new 750GB NewerTech miniStack V2 perfectly completes modern Digital Media focused computer systems, providing unparalleled capacity for Audio/Video, Movies, Music, and Photos. A single 750GB miniStack V2 can be used to store/playback/edit over 55 hours of raw, uncompressed digital video translating to an amazing 320 hours of standard MPEG2 compressed video. The revolutionary miniStack V2 works with any Mac, Intel Mac, PC, or Linux computer with an available FireWire or USB port. By design, the miniStack is the perfect companion for the Mac mini and is further build to safely endure the rigors of travel for those requiring portability. All models feature high speed Oxford 911-Plus based custom bridge, are EMC Backup Certified with direct support in EMC's industry respected standard Retrospect Backup software. Solutions are packaged with everything needed for immediate plug-and-play operation: FireWire and USB cabling, Intech HD Speedtools utility suite, EMC Retrospect backup software, and a full 2-year NewerTech Warranty. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |