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Sep 29, 2008, 04:58 PM
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iStarUSA HDD Docking Station
I ran into a situation the other day where one of my hard drives on my main computer ran out of space. Luckily I had five other hard drives and a new one to replace it, but the problem was I was going to need access to this hard drive at some time in the very near future and leaving it in my computer was not an option. Lucky for me I happen to have an iStar USA HDD Docking Station which will accept either 3.5" or 2.5" hard drives. This would be the perfect solution system I could still access all of the files by having the docking station connected directly to the rear USB port of the computer. This review will describe my finding on this unit.
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