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Cracking Open the Coolmax USB Hard Disk Adapter

by Erik Eckel | 06-05-08

Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Adapter, Computer, USB Hard-disk Adapter, Serial ATA, Productivity, Storage, Hardware, Erik Eckel, coolmax, usb hard disk adapter, cracking open, product photos

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Notebook IDE Disk Connection

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Notebook IDE Disk Connection

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2.5-inch notebook IDE drives are connected to a host system using this Coolmax adapter 44-pin port.

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