UNITEK Compact Flash to SATA Adapter
Now here’s an interesting method to convert your Compact Flash (CF I/II) card into an instant SATA hard drive – pick up the UNITEK Compact Flash to SATA Adapter and you’re good to go. You have a choice of mounting this on a 3.5″ drive mount or a PCI slot – it’s your call. While large capacity CF cards are pretty expensive, they’d make a great way to experience faster load times for games without purchasing an SSD-equipped PC. Just take note of your card’s writing limit should you decide to install an operating system on it. The UNITEK Compact Flash to SATA Adapter retails for $30.
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