istorage Pro 2 x 1tb Laptop Drives RAID 1, USB, Esata, FW800 For Sale

istorage Pro 2 x 1tb Laptop Drives RAID 1, USB, Esata, FW800
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istorage Pro 2 x 1tb Laptop Drives RAID 1, USB, Esata, FW800:
$200.00

The iStoragePro Pocket View RAID drive is the perfect storage solution for traveling business people and creative professionals. It is small, lightweight (using 2.5 inch hard drives) and sports a stylish design, created with today`s lifestyle in mind. You can take your projects on the road, in the air or anywhere else your busy schedule requires. The iStoragePro Pocket View RAID drive is bus powered, or can use the included A/C adapter (if not connected to FireWire/USB). It is easy, portable and ready for action at a moment\'s notice. This is one of the coolest and sleekest creative media storage solutions of the 21st century.

  • Capacity up to 2TB
  • Multi-interface: USB, FireWire and eSATA
  • RAID 0 or 1 data protected drive
  • LCD View for precision monitoring
  • Supports 2.5 inch SATA II drives @ 5200 rpm, 5400 rpm,7200 rpm or SSD
  • Heat sink and cooling fan to ensure data integrity and reliability
  • Bus Powered by FireWire or USB 2.0 or power via Universal AC power adapter
  • Unique Design: Aluminum finished enclosure
  • MAC OS X, Windows Vista/XP (Windows XP limited to 2 TB)
  • 3 Year Limited Warranty
Used in RAID1. Great condition, missing firewire cables unless I can find them.


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