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SANS DIGITAL ST-SAN-CS1T SATA Compact Flash CF to 2.5” SATA Enclosure
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- IDE CF Card Supporting DMA
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| Brand | SANS DIGITAL |
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| Model | ST-SAN-CS1T |
| Drive | IDE CF Card Supporting DMA |
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| External I/O | SATA |
| Features | Supports a single Compact Flash cards. Same size and connectors as 2.5" SATA hard drive, providing an easy mirroring upgrade to exisiting laptop and Industrial PC computer systems. Solid State Disk benefit using Compact Flash cards. Lower power consumption. Minimized heat generation. Shock prevention. Noiseless operation. |
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| Dimensions | 3.9" x 2.8" x 0.4" |
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| Weight | 0.5 lbs. |
| Date First Available | July 23, 2008 |
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Pros: Takes a CF card and turns it into a SSD SATA drive. The BIOS can't tell that its not an SATA HD. Does exactly what it claims. It also has a nice form factor (most CF to IDE/SATA adapters are not 2.5/3.5" HD form factor and presumbaly the reason for pluggin a CF card into such an adapter is to turn it into a cheap SSD and use like a HD. Very pleased with this product. Although next time I might invest in the one that takes 2 cards instead of one.
Cons: It costs more than most CF to IDE/SATA adapters. Not much of a con really though since this one works and the rest don't seem to.
Overall Review: Transcend memory works fine it. However, the card MUST support UDMA (preferably UDMA mode 4). This really isn't a con if you are buying all the parts new, but might be a consideration if you are trying to use an old CF card you already own.