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maximumpc.com - 12/15/2008

OCZ Prepares to Launch eSATA Flash Drives

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eSATA ports are starting to become more mainstream in mid to low end motherboards, and OCZ thinks the time is right to start adding on non hard drive based peripherals. Its new lineup of memory sticks will do just that and come in 8, 16, and 32GB capacities. The new drives will both ...

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reghardware.co.uk - 12/8/2008

OCZ readies USB eSATA Flash drive | Register Hardware

— reghardware.co.uk — OCZ Throttle eSATA OCZ's Throttle eSATA: the end of the USB stick as we know it?... (more) OCZ readies USB eSATA Flash drive | Register Hardware

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ocztechnology.com - 12/11/2008

About OCZ | Press Releases | 2008 | OCZ Technology Introduces the High Performance Vertex ...

— ocztechnology.com — OCZ Technology Introduces the High Performance Vertex Series Solid State Drive, Delivering on the Promise of Ultimate... Performance and Affordability 2008-12-09 Sunnyvale, CA—December 9, 2008—OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a worldwide leader in ... (more) About OCZ | Press Releases | 2008 | OCZ Technology ...

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i4u.com - 12/16/2008

OCZ introduces Flash Drive with eSATA Interface

— i4u.com — Earlier this month OCZ introduces a new flash drive that uses the eSATA interface rather than USB... like virtually all flash drives on the market. The use of the eSATA interface means considerably higher performance than a USB flash drive can deliver.  ... (more) OCZ introduces Flash Drive with eSATA Interface

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OCZ unveils Throttle eSATA SSD flash drive
Engadget — ... which looks a lot like the Ao-Lab unit we saw back in October. No pricing or release date is given, but Register Hardware estimates it'll be $32 for the 8GB model, $56 for 16GB and $160 for 32GB. For eSATA ports that don't provide power, the Throttle has a mini-USB port to give it some electrical juice that can also be used to transfer data, which should cover most scenarios unless you're at a phantasmagorical computer that somehow has only FireWire ports. [Via Maximum PC; thanks, Havok] Read - Official press release Read - OCZ readies USB ...

OCZ Pushing Out a Line of Crafty, Power-Grubbing eSATA Thumb Drives [Flash Drives]
Gizmodo — ... to everyone by tacking on an extra USB connector to power the stick when connected to older hardware, or to connect to computers without eSATA ports. Aside from the nifty design, the OCZ will come in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities and claims 90MB/s read speeds and 30MB/s write speeds, putting the Throttle head and shoulders above most USB 2.0 drives on the market. Now word yet on price or release date, but "not to high" and "soon" are reasonable expectations. [OCZ via HotHardware] ...