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Firewire/usb enclosure for sata drive wih looks

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I know that there are a few sata cases out there, but does there exist a good looking one :confused:

All look like crap, does anyone know of a nice one :confused:

Thanks
 
Well since no one seems to know for the moment, can someone tell me how I get the data from my SATA drive in my PC to my iMac easily. :confused:

Thanks....I was going to just get it in a FW case and then transfer it, but well..any help apriciated ;)
 
Platform said:
Well since no one seems to know for the moment, can someone tell me how I get the data from my SATA drive in my PC to my iMac easily. :confused:

Thanks....I was going to just get it in a FW case and then transfer it, but well..any help apriciated ;)
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I would check out Wiebetech.com. They make high quality cases and some may be cosmetically appealing as well.
 
drbrog said:
I would check out Wiebetech.com. They make high quality cases and some may be cosmetically appealing as well.
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Thanks, but they have one...great but 169 bucks :eek: :mad:

Then I could buy a new lacie case with a 160GB drive in it:eek:
 
There are adapters like this one that will let you use a SATA drive in a more common IDE enclosure. You'll want to make sure that you get a roomy enclosure so that the board will fit. (Careful when buying these adapters, most are made to put parallel drives onto a SATA cable, just the opposite of what you want.)
 
iMeowbot said:
There are adapters like this one that will let you use a SATA drive in a more common IDE enclosure. You'll want to make sure that you get a roomy enclosure so that the board will fit. (Careful when buying these adapters, most are made to put parallel drives onto a SATA cable, just the opposite of what you want.)
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Thanks a lot....any more :confused:
 
Platform said:
Thanks a lot....any more :confused:
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The only other board I know about is made by Startech, erm (click click) try googling for SATA2ATA133. If you want to do it without a bridge board, ugly enclosures seem to be the rule :/
 
iMeowbot said:
The only other board I know about is made by Startech, erm (click click) try googling for SATA2ATA133. If you want to do it without a bridge board, ugly enclosures seem to be the rule :/
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Oh well then...if no other = thread finished :(
 
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This one from Komplett isn't too ugly, ok it might not win any design awards, but still... ;)

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Not sure about the red and green light on this one, but it's NOK100 cheaper than the one above...

Cannot find any SATA enclosures with FireWire, though... :eek:
 
Mitthrawnuruodo said:
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This one from Komplett isn't too ugly, ok it might not win any design awards, but still... ;)

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Not sure about the red and green light on this one, but it's NOK100 cheaper than the one above...

Cannot find any SATA enclosures with FireWire, though... :eek:
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Thanks....well guess I have to settle for USB then...:eek:

Thanks anyway ;)
 
Platform said:
Well since no one seems to know for the moment, can someone tell me how I get the data from my SATA drive in my PC to my iMac easily. :confused:
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An ethernet cable between the PC and the Mac?
 
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