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everythingusb.com - 6/9/2009

Toaster-style 5-slot USB Hard Drive Dock

— everythingusb.com — The guy who came up with the toaster-style USB hard drive dock should really deserve a medal. No longer do we need to figure out what to do with those old drives. We can easily jam in the spare 2.5" and 3.5" drives, and eject them like Nintendo ... (more) Toaster-style 5-slot USB Hard Drive Dock

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ohgizmo.com - 6/1/2009

Manual Hard Drive Destroyer Looks Like Fun

— ohgizmo.com — By Andrew Liszewski This Manual Hard Drive Destroyer kind of reminds me of those hand-cranked quarter stamping machines you see all over touristy towns like Las Vegas. But this contraption doesn’t leave your hard drives imprinted with an ... (more) Manual Hard Drive Destroyer Looks Like Fun

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