SmartDisk FWFLB80 Firelite 80GB 5400Rpm Firewire External Hard Drive
From SmartDisk
Product Description
SmartDisk FWFLB80 Firelite 80GB External Hard Drive for Firewire - This drive adds a Firewire-800 port for even faster data-transfer capability than before. Palm-sized, durable and stylish with outstanding performance and capacity, FireLite offers the ultimate in a convenient, highly portable data storage solution. FireLite's diminutive size and weight are made possible through the use of magnesium alloy for the drive's housing - by weight, one of the strongest materials on the planet. Its thermal dissipation properties also help to wick away heat, increasing drive longevity. Hold it in your hand and you'll sense the aesthetic and functional advantages of a metal housing over plastic. It is bus powered. This means they can be powered directly through the FireWire cable used to connect them to your computer - quite a convenience for portability. For recent Windows and Macintosh operating system releases, such as Windows XP, Windows 2000, Window Me, and Mac OS X, no driver installation is required. This is an enormous convenience when working with a "borrowed" computer; just plug in FireLite to maintain access to important data or transfer large amounts of data between computers. Back-up critical files and software programs For PC and Macintosh This drive has a 9-pin Firewire-800 IEEE1394b interface Size - 3.3 x 5.1 x 0.7 / Weighs about 6 ounces Note - If computer system lacks capability to power through BUS, an optional AC adapter is available but not included
Product Details
- Brand: SmartDisk
- Model: FWFLB80
- Dimensions: .60 pounds
- Hard Disk: 80GB
Features
- Package includes - FireLite Drive / User Guide / FireWire cable / CD with SmartDisk Tools for Mac OS 8.6 and Mac OS 9 (Provides drivers and formatting utilities for these earlier Mac OS releases)
- Transfer documents and data easily between office and home
- Boost laptop or desktop storage capacity
- Use it as a high-capacity sneakernet
- Plug it into a borrowed computer for mobile access to data
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