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Data bank is a portable multi-functional mobile storage device that provides outdoor backup storage card data and functions as an external hard disk drive and card reader when connected to PC. AS a mobile storage device. Data bank provides a reliable solution for people who often need to carry data and serves as the best partner for digital still camera and digital video camera. Through USB connection to computer, users can interactively transfer data, access music, picture or any other data files in the hard disk. Also serves as an all in one card reader supporting all major memory cards types.
Description:- High Capacity Data Bank device, with the ability to read and copy files from up to 9 different memory cards.
- This is a perfect Backup Data tool for someone on the move who needs to constantly save data, including photographers, businessmen, and more.
- Card Reader Storage also can take SATA hard disks of up to 160GBs for a massive amount of storage potential, which can also be multi-partitioned in 30GB segments to keep all of your data safe.
- Make data storage a snap with this low price HDD data storage device.
Specification:- SATA 2.5" HDD Enclosure
- Max HDD Size: 160GB
- Photo Storage supports multi Card Reader: SD/MMC, Memory Stick DUO/Memory Stick PRO DUO/MiniSD, CFI/CFII
- Display: LCD with backlight
- USB: 2.0
- System: Windows 2000/XP
- Power Source: Built-in Li-ion Battery
- Dimension: 120x75x23mm (LxWxD)
- Weight: 503g
Features:- One touch Memory Card copy
- Memory Card data deletion
- Multi Partitions
Package contents:- 1 x SATA Digital Photo Data Bank Backup Storage HDD Enclosure
- 1 x Manual
- 1 x Power Adapter (100-240V)
- 1 x USB Cord
- 1 x Leather Pouch
- 1 x Screwdriver and screws
- 1 x CD
Note : - This product is not sold with a Hard Disk included. You will need to purchase a hard disk separately or turn your old hard disk to data bank. Also please remember to format your Hard disk to the HDD enclosure, or they will not work together.
This product was added to our catalog on Friday 18 April, 2008.
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