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$30.24 FREE shipping FREE tax |
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$31.05 plus $6.95 shipping FREE tax |
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$32.99 plus $9.99 shipping FREE tax |
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$33.87 plus $7.00 shipping plus $2.72 tax |
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$31.99 plus $8.00 shipping plus tax |
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$38.80 plus $9.09 shipping plus tax |
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$39.99 plus shipping plus tax |
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WARNING: ONLY SUPPORTS UP TO 500 GB
The product description states that this enclosure supports 750gb drives. However, the box states that it only goes up to 500gb. I now have a useless enclosure....
from Amazon.com
Good enclosure, cheap price, could use more noise dampening
I had a SATA drive that I decided to use as an external backup solution. I was very pleased to find that these enclosures were reasonably cheap, and went ahead and purchased this one. Very easy to set up and use, though the drive itself makes a fair amount of noise that the enclosure doesn't dampen much.
Great way to salvage data
One of our PC'c died of an apparent power supply failure. Smelling bad, but still the HD was till running. It was a 3.5" SATA device so rather than risking running the old machine anymore I bought this Aluratek device. Removing the HD was easy as was installing it in the Aluratek enclosure. After I set up the new PC I just plugged in the Aluratek into a USB port and found all the data I needed for transfer to the new machine. | elapsed time: | 38.4ms |
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