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The OCZ Throttle eSATA drive offers performance and versatility for enthusiasts that demand the best hardware. The integration of eSATA connectivity now extends beyond desktop systems to laptops, offering increased data transfer rates with extreme portability while eliminating extra cords and ...
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ocztechnology.com — OCZ Technology Introduces the High Performance Vertex Series Solid State Drive, Delivering on the Promise of Ultimate... Performance and Affordability 2008-12-09 Sunnyvale, CA—December 9, 2008—OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a worldwide leader in ... (more) About OCZ | Press Releases | 2008 | OCZ Technology ...
About OCZ | Press Releases | 2008 | OCZ Technology Introduces the Throttle eSATA Drive, ...
ocztechnology.com — OCZ Technology Introduces the Throttle eSATA Drive, Offering Enthusiasts Blazing Performance over Traditional USB Flash Storage 2008-12-04... Sunnyvale, CA—December 4, 2008—OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high ... (more) About OCZ | Press Releases | 2008 | OCZ Technology ...
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ocztechnology.com — The CrossOver USB 2.0 Flash drive is the latest line of flash media that also doubles as... a microSD™ and microSDHC™ card adapter. For the on-the-go student, gamer, or professional, the OCZ CrossOver flash drive eliminates the need for card readers and ... (more) Products | Flash Media | OCZ CrossOver USB 2.0 Flash Drive
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OCZ outs unique eSATA flash drive
Electronista | The Macintosh News Network — ... OCZ has opted for a unique alternative to traditional USB jump drives and launched the Throttle eSATA Drive . Although it includes a mini USB fallback option, the flash stick can use the extra bandwidth of eSATA through either a native port or add-in card to transfer at speeds more closely resembling hard drives: it can read at 90MB per second and write at 30MB per second. Users can store HD videos or other very speed-dependent content and play it back directly from the drive, OCZ says. Like USB-only drives, the Throttle is entirely bus-powered and doesn't require any ...

OCZ outs unique eSATA flash drive
MacNN | The Macintosh News Network — ... OCZ has opted for a unique alternative to traditional USB jump drives and launched the Throttle eSATA Drive . Although it includes a mini USB fallback option, the flash stick can use the extra bandwidth of eSATA through either a native port or add-in card to transfer at speeds more closely resembling hard drives: it can read at 90MB per second and write at 30MB per second. Users can store HD videos or other very speed-dependent content and play it back directly from the drive, OCZ says. Like USB-only drives, the Throttle is entirely bus-powered and doesn't require any ...

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