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G-Dock ev Thunderbolt 2000GB JP 2-Bay Removable External HDD Enclosure
Check out this new 2-bay removable external HDD enclosure ‘G-Dock ev Thunderbolt 2000GB JP’ from G-Technology on their product page. This aluminum enclosure has 2x Thunderbolt ports, RAID (0,1) and JBOD support, a cooling fan and is equipped with 2x HGST made 2.5-inch 1TB HDDs. The product will ship this month for a whopping cool $837. And still people wonder why USB 3.0 is more popular eh ?
It is a removable dock to meet the needs of digital content production in the studio and the go "Evolution Series". Is provided with two dedicated drive bays with hot-swap, can be docked up to two storage of G-DRIVE ev series. It is a product that can enhance the convenience of data management. The standard equipment boasts a transfer rate of up to 136MB / s, 2.5-inch HDD 1TB × 2 of 7200rpm. Starting with JBOD factory-set, it supports RAID 0/1.
| Product name | G-DOCK ev Thunderbolt 2000GB JP |
| Corresponding storage | G-DRIVE ev series, G-DRIVE ev PLUS series |
| With HDD | G-DRIVE ev 1TB × 2 (a total of 2TB, 7200rpm, HFS + formatted) |
| Supported RAID | RAID 0,1, JBOD |
| Interface | Thunderbolt × 2 |
| Body size | 130 (W) × 90 (H) × 200 (D) mm |
| Weight | 2.66Kg |
| Supported OS | Mac OS X 10.7 or later |
| Accessories | G-DRIVE ev 1TB × 2, AC adapter, USB cable, Thunderbolt cable, quick start guide, warranty card |
| Warranty period | Three years |
| Model number | 0G02721 |
| JAN code | 4537694173025 |
| Ask code | RD1076 |
| Release date | Early July 2013 |
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One really good thing about nV android devices is that you can always get it to recover no matter how badly you screw up partitions/software.
If I were to shop for Shield I would care about: "SHIELD Open Source and Binary Driver Release". Did they really published source code with all comments? Would be great step up allowing many optimization methods, new features.