External SATA has been something sorely lacking in the market, and anyone who uses portable drives often knows how annoying that can be (especially in the PC service industry). A company called Thecus ...

The PlayStation 5's latest update added compatibility for external hard drives and SSDs. When presented with so many options, which can be costly, it's important to know which storage method is best ...

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eSATA is an external version of the Serial ATA technology used to hook up internal hard disk drives. But despite being a faster, more efficient external storage connection compared to USB, its usage ...

so i was planning on getting a small sata internal hard drive and a large external usb2 hard drive, but i was concerned about the speed of usb2. but i just heard that there are such things as external ...

Here’s a useful gadget from the guys over at Think Geek, the Dual External USB SATA Drive Dock. The Dual External USB SATA Drive Dock lets you dock two SATA hard drives, either 2.5″ or 3.5″ HDD’s with ...

For years enthusiasts looking to add a high performance RAID controller to their system have flocked to Areca Technology. Areca's reputation was built on their ability to design and sell controller ...

While not quite having reached the “dime a dozen” category, external hard drives have certainly proliferated over the past few years. The concept is simple: take a drive that normally has an ...

Supporting the rapid transition to serial ATA storage, the OXU921S from Oxford Semiconductor claims to be the world's first bridge chip to provide transparent data transfer between a USB2.0 port and ...

This is possibly the fastest, direct-attached, dual-drive RAID external enclosure you can buy. However, Thunderbolt 3 is pricey overkill for the far slower SATA. USB 3.1 will do the job, and for a lot ...

Just curious, which would be faster in day to day usage? I can only assume the internally mobo attached SATA port would smoke any external 3.1 device? Only reason I ask is the case I am considering ...