Its their way of saying that this product is ideal for hot swapping hard drives, requiring not tools and little time to do so. system, an acronym for Fast Installation Technology. The Eagle Consus features a self-claimed F.I.T. Once the drive is in, the door simply snaps back, locks, and you're set to hook it up. Once you open the drive, and it can be a little tricky if you're not used to it, the 'front door' of the external transforms into an arm that actually extends and swings to an obtuse angle, to help with the insertion of the hard drive. So in reality, even a paper clip could be used to open the external (not quite as James Bond anymore), but still a cool feature.
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Eagle has stashed that said key under the external drive stand, a simple bent piece of metal that is inserted into a small hole, much like the mechanism you'll find on the manual release for a CD drive. The lock feature is a great idea, both for security and accident-proof reasons. On the back we find the ports (mini-USB, power, etc.), and the front we find the door where the hard drive is inserted.
The external drive itself is a simple black box and it comes locked. More like in a James Bond secret compartment way. What seems simple at first is actually a little more complex, but not in a 'oh jeez I can't believe I have to go through this every time' way. Upon opening the box we find a cardboard place holder containing the drive of course, a mesh travel bag, an installation CD, instructions, mini-USB to USB cord, Y-USB to DC in, e-SATA cord, and a plastic stand should you opt to find a permanent location for the drive. The external bay is packaged in a rectangular box, twice the size of the actual bay to allow for the inclusion of accessories, and the Eagle Consus has quite a few. Review Sample Provided by: Eagle Tech USA Of course you're looking for something that will obviously connect your hard drive and transfer data, but what about the other aspects that push the experience beyond average? Today we look at the Eagle 2.5" External to see how it performs. What exactly are important in a good external hard drive adapter? Especially when considering the smaller 2.5" hard drives. On the picture you can see the Java U napkin that i placed and the deaf/sign language card.Hard drive bays come in all shapes, sizes, features, and functions. Also, one could place a sheet, or a picture, or a drawing under the tablet (or more precisely under the gray/transparent plastic sheet) so you can draw it afterward directly on the screen. Another cool thing about it :it has shortcut "buttons" on top of the tablet that u can just put your pen on it and it would do what the "button"'s option is supposed to do. There's also an inclination sensitivity : you can chose how the inclination of your pen influences your brush while drawing. it has a big number of pressure sensitivity levels when drawing, you can decide how dark/light are your brushes, or any other brush option that could depend on the pressure of the pen. However, as soon as i got used to it, i got addicted to it : some days i don't even use my mouse. it is amazing, it is my first tablet, it took me about 45 minutes to get used to how the mouse moves with it (because yes, it can be used as a mouse !). I bought this tablet for really cheap from a random guy. I actually hate them lol in term of sound quality but i love their practiceness !!! here are some pics : Dre Studio which i don't like by the way. when i listen to bumpy music i like to use the Altec Lansing, when i want good quality acoustics i tend to use the Bose. My sound system: I still have the bose sound system but i added my old Altec Lansing 2.1 just for the heck of it's bass !. so here's briefly what is left that i changed : I'm kind of a bit tired of typing right now especially that it's almost 3 in the morning. I also use it in conjunction (WOW STR8 UP SMART WORD JUST RIGHT THERE !) with my acomdata 500 Gb external hard drive. I don't remember the official name but here's how it looks like. The functional 3rd drive, I am still using as an external hard drive with an Eagle Consus SATA to USB 3.0 Internal to External Hard Drive Adapter Station.
I purchased a 1TB Western Digital HDD and put it in my rig. My files are definitely worth it, but I am kind of broke right now ! Order to make a physical recovery right now it would cost me between 300Īnd 1000$ depending on from who i would get the service.
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There was 3 HDD's in my PC at that time, one of them fried also with the incident, the other one after removing it i f*****g DROPED IT !!!!
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