[X] 2.5" / 3.5" SATA HDD Stage Rack USB v2.0

2.5" / 3.5" SATA HDD Stage Rack USB v2.0 (http://www.geekstuff4u.com/product_info.php?currency=USD&manufacturers_id=&products_id=630)

130x68x90mm
100-240V
Windows2000/XP/Vista
MacPro, Power Macintosh G5, Mac mini, eMac, iMac, MacBookPro, Power Book G4, MacBookiBook G4
(HDD is not included)
Note: In order to keep still, the docking station has added weight this preventing the docking station to move when you are plugging in or out your HDD. This added weight is unfortunately increasing the shipping cost… We are very sorry for this inconvenient but there is nothing we can do on this matter. Thank you for your understanding.

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(http://www.geekstuff4u.com/product_info.php?currency=USD&manufacturers_id=&products_id=630)

Not sure how useful it is, but it looks nifty.

useful like having wheels on your car....cheers man!

I just use one of these things, cheaper but not as fancy: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812119152

how come nobody thought of this few months earlier?

This thing looks pretty cool. Too bad it's not IEDE though. The one that FauxReal points out looks cool too, but having a docking station make a difference in my eye. I have a few spare drives, IEDE though, that I'd love to make as extra drives without buying external hard drive enclosures.

This thing looks pretty cool. Too bad it's not IEDE though. The one that FauxReal points out looks cool too, but having a docking station make a difference in my eye. I have a few spare drives, IEDE though, that I'd love to make as extra drives without buying external hard drive enclosures.

Yeah, the one I pointed out really shouldn't be used long term... cause you might accidentally trip over a cord cause you moved the drive and send it crashing into the ground while it's writing something and totally ruin it. :angryfire:

But I digress... it's pretty handy for grabbing data off that old drive or any other kind of recovery operation/testing a new machine w/o actually putting it together.