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13 Feb 2010

LaCie’s startlingly orange Rugged drive has been waltzing around and taking beatings for years now, but the company finally decided to give it an interface overhaul to deal with this phenomenon known only as “technological progress.” The latest and greatest in the family is the Rugged eSATA, which maintains the iconic shape and color of the original, yet adds support for eSATA; reportedly, users can see transfer rates as high as 90MB/sec, and if you can only find a USB port, it’ll also work with that when speed isn’t a concern. It’s up for order right now in a 500GB model, but you’ll have to amicably part with $159.99 before calling it yours.

Gallery: LaCie Rugged eSATA portable hard drive

LaCie refreshes connectivity options on Rugged eSATA portable HDD originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 12 Feb 2010 07:49:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Team X092 Flash Drive Features Dual-Ports [New Flash Drive Features USB 2.0 and eSATA connections]

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1 Jan 2010

Team X092 Flash

The Team Group is showing off a new flash drive, the X092 that features both eSATA and a USB 2.0 connection, giving you a choice of a conventional USB port or the new, superfast, eSATA port. Yesterday, we covered a similar device from A-DATA. This could be a coming trend of eSATA-USB hybrid drives.

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A-DATA N002 Flash Drive Has You Covered [New A-DATA Flash Drive Features Both eSATA and USB 3.0]

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31 Dec 2009

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A new flash drive, the N002, from A-DATA features both eSATA and USB 3.0 ports on, covering you in both new data transfer ports. This is just the first in a ton of USB 3.0 gear that is starting to come out, even though there aren’t any Intel USB 3.0 capable chipsets yet. A-DATA’s N002 combo flash drive can be used with USB 3.0, USB 2.0 or eSATA ports.

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