Firewire 800

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Heard the complaints about Apple’s new MacBook Pro’s lack of a firewire 800 port? Well, such complaints are largely moot. Apple’s new MacBook Pro features an ExpressCard/34 slot. This slot can be used for hot-pluggable I/O expansion cards that the Put side by side with eSATA and firewire 800, USB 3.0 is far superior. eSATA, an external connection that runs at the same speed as the internal SATA 1.0 bus, has a maximum theoretical of 3Gbps. This makes USB 3.0 faster than eSATA and about six times Late last night a photo that is purported to be of the butt-end of the upcoming new Mac mini surfaced on the internet causing quite a fuss within the Apple community. Starting with the most glaring specs we see there are five USB ports, one firewire 800 Data Robotics today gave its Drobo storage robot an often-requested update with an upgraded model that adds dual FireWire 800 ports to the existing model. The extra bandwidth allows a Drobo with more than one drive to potentially transfer data far faster via real-world experience I can attest that USB 2.0 lags well behind FireWire 400 — to say nothing of the FireWire 800 used on all Macs still sold today with FireWire support. And adding insult to injury, USB 2.0 doesn’t support incredibly useful Akitio announced its newest enclosure for 2.5-inch SATA hard drives and solid state drives, the Neutrino U3+. The enclosure features an all-aluminum body that doubles up as a heatsink, and a combination of USB 3.0 and FireWire 800 interfaces. Akitio .

This one-way adapter (you can't use it to convert a Mac FireWire interface to Thunderbolt) supports a FireWire 800 attachment; you can then use a FireWire 800-to-FireWire 400 conversion cable to attach FireWire 400 devices. The adapter works well when it If your computer only has a FireWire 800 port, there's no need to throw out your older FireWire 400 devices. The Yin-Yang Firewire 800 to Firewire 400/800 Mini Hub from Sonnet is a small, rugged, super-straightforward device that can make your life a When USB 2.0 arrived packing a 480 Mbit/s transfer rate FireWire responded with the FireWire 800 standard, which boasted a 800 Mbit/s transfer rate. In addition, benchmarks consistently reported that FireWire was better able to sustain a high rate of If you've lamented the speed with which you can back up your data then Western Digital has a solution for you. With their My Passport Studio Drive, you can now use FireWire 800 for faster transfer speeds. These new portable drives have been outfitted with .