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USB 3.0 HDD Enclosure From Lian Li
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Wed, July 21st, 2010
$30
Lian Li Industrial Co. Ltd. launches a USB 3.0 2.5" External Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Enclosure.
The thin, all-aluminum EX-10Q connects its users' external HDD to computers with USB 3.0 cable that reaches speeds up to 5GMbps. For computers without USB 3.0 compatibility, the operating speed is 480Mbps. The bridge chip used in the EX-10Q is a VL700. No AC adapter is needed and the EX-10Q's design makes it compatible with SATA I & II HDDs. Coming in blue, red, silver, and black, the EX-10Q's dimensions stand at 75x12x130 millimeters (WxHxD).
The MSRP for the Lian Li EX-10Q 2.5" External HDD Enclosure is US$30 for all colors.
Specs:
The thin, all-aluminum EX-10Q connects its users' external HDD to computers with USB 3.0 cable that reaches speeds up to 5GMbps. For computers without USB 3.0 compatibility, the operating speed is 480Mbps. The bridge chip used in the EX-10Q is a VL700. No AC adapter is needed and the EX-10Q's design makes it compatible with SATA I & II HDDs. Coming in blue, red, silver, and black, the EX-10Q's dimensions stand at 75x12x130 millimeters (WxHxD).
The MSRP for the Lian Li EX-10Q 2.5" External HDD Enclosure is US$30 for all colors.
Specs:
- USB3.0 superspeed up to 5GMbps
- Bridge Chip VL700
- No AD adapter needed
- All aluminum material
- Internal interface: SATA-II
- Blue LED for power/write
- Four colors available: blue, red, silver, and black
- Availability: Arriving at local distributors early August
- MSRP US$30 for all colors
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