The Pro and Duo Pro drives each have eSATA, FireWire 400/800 and USB 2.0 ports, for data transfers up to 3 gigabytes per second, and in the case of the Duo Pro will offer a choice of RAID 0 or 1 ...

The Thunder Dock is a hub that takes the throughput of Thunderbolt and switches it, giving an additional two USB 3.0 ports, two eSATA 6Gb/s ports, and a single bus powered Firewire 800 port.

Sometimes also called IEEE-1394, the FireWire standard allows for high-speed connections to external drives. FireWire 400 is roughly comparable to USB 2.0, and drives and ports using FireWire 800 ...

alert (minus its eSATA port) in mid-February 2013 ... The Belkin dock adds a single Firewire 800 port to its bag of tricks as well. Most importantly, Belkin has chosen to make its dock a dual ...

FirmTek is shipping its SeriTek/Q6G 4-Port eSATA host adapter. It’s Mac OS X bootable, whether installed inside the Mac Pro or a Thunderbolt PCIe expansion chassis, with and without SATA ...

Akitio has announced the addition of a new hard drive enclosure to its range in the form of the new Akitio Super S3, which will be arriving soon in stores and online directly from their website ...

NewerTech announced it will present an eSATA to USB 3.0 adapter. The converter is available on the company's site for $29.95 and convieniently allows you to use the eSATA port as a USB 3.0 ...

The lack of direct eSATA port on all other Macs [iMac, MacBook(Pro), and Mac Mini] has sadly meant that video editors have had to settle for slower FireWire 800 speeds… until now. The highly respected ...

Only available for the 27-inch iMac (not the 21.5-inch version), the eSATA fit basically involves OWC carving out a slot in the lower edge of your new all-in-one and screwing in a port.

The accessory company will literally chop a hole in your iMac and add a speedy eSATA port to the machine. USB2 and FireWire are fine for shifting a few files around, but eSATA-connected drives run ...

The company seems to think that FireWire and USB are enough for external ... When you get your iMac back, you’ll find a single eSATA port to the right of the RAM slots. (In the comments section ...

The sole exception was the WiebeTech ToughTech XE Mini, with its unpowered combination USB 2.0/eSATA port. But even the Wiebe­Tech didn’t need an AC adapter when attached via FireWire 400 or 800.