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Sanho HyperDrive Memory Card Backup Devices

Posted on Dec 9, 05 10:48 AM PDT


HyperDrive Memory Card Backup Devices
Sanho Electronics debuted their range of HyperDrive memory card backup devices at the 2K6 International CES. The HyperDrive HD80 and HyperDrive Mini are memory card backup devices, charging through 1GB worth of data in less than 2 mins. Both have native support for up to 8 memory cards (CF Type I/II, MD, SD, MMC, MS, MS Pro, and xD). The HD80 comes in a few versions - casing only, 40GB, 60GB, 80GB, and 100GB and costs $149, $199, $239, $269, and $299 respectively. (specs below) Via Portable Gadgets
• World’s longest battery performance (Transfer 80GB of data on a single battery charge)
• Advanced 24-bit hardware based ECC copy verification
• Uses 4 pcs of AA size battery
• Intelligent fast battery charger (Charge 4 pcs 2500mAh NiMH AA in 3 hours approx.)
• Dedicated power supply (max 800mA) for unsurpassed compatibility with high current draw memory cards like MicroDrive (currently requiring 400mA)
• Dual power regulators ensures regulated voltage to HDD and internal circuitry
• Supports miniSD, RS-MMC, MS Duo, MS Pro Duo, TransFlash via additional adaptors
• Supports FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 memory cards
• In-built HDD format function (no need for computers)
• Firmware upgrades via memory card (no need for computers)
• Aluminium casing
• Button-less exterior, all slots & controls concealed by protective dust covers, prevents dust, hard knocks and accidental usage
• Metal hinged dust covers
• Reinforced battery slot cover
• Strong LCD window made of 0.5mm Polyester Carbon
• Multi-function jog dial button now handles all the necessary operations of the unit

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By Search Engines Web , 10/12/05 9:41 PM (CommentID #000128)


So happy they chose to use REGULAR batteries - as opposed to some Phone or digital camera -like battery pack....

These proprietary add-ons sometimes defeat the purpose of CONVENIENCE!!!!....

Imagine, Not being able to back up - because you had to recharge your battery - at least you can buy AAA or AA from any convenience store :-)

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