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BigRIJoe@yahoo.com
 
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Default Internal Hard Using External Connections? - 05-12-2007 , 08:34 AM






I have a WD 120 GB IDE hard drive. I simply don't have room to install
it as an internla drive; are there any available USB unit drives that
will allow me to "plug in" this Internal IDE drive and read and use
the contents of it with my machine?

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Arno Wagner
 
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Default Re: Internal Hard Using External Connections? - 05-12-2007 , 10:10 AM






Previously BigRIJoe (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote:
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I have a WD 120 GB IDE hard drive. I simply don't have room to install
it as an internla drive; are there any available USB unit drives that
will allow me to "plug in" this Internal IDE drive and read and use
the contents of it with my machine?
Pracitally every one. Make sure it has adequate cooling.

Arno


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Timothy Daniels
 
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Default Re: Internal Hard Using External Connections? - 05-12-2007 , 10:39 AM



<BigRIJoe (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:
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I have a WD 120 GB IDE hard drive. I simply don't have room
to install it as an internla drive; are there any available USB unit
drives that will allow me to "plug in" this Internal IDE drive and
read and use the contents of it with my machine?
Kingwin does. Get the ones with a built-in fan that's powered
by a dedicated power module.
http://kingwin.com/enclosures.asp

For SATA drives, the JT series has all you want:
http://kingwin.com/jt35ebk.asp

*TimDaniels*


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