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Accepting 2 x 2.5-inch SATA 6.0 Gb/s hard drives and coming with mirroring RAID 1 function to backup and protect data on time, no worry about system failed caused by hard drive failure any more ,Al...

No tray = double the speed The fact that the HDD does not need to be screwed to a tray makes the HDD installation much faster. A 5.25" bay is needed on the PC. SATA HDDs are supported SATA I/II/III...

HDD extension carrier for IB-138SK-B/-II

No tray = double the speed The fact that the HDD does not need to be screwed to a tray makes the HDD installation much faster. A 5.25" bay is needed on the PC. SATA HDDs are supported SATA I/II/III...

Creates space in the smallest hut The VESA® mount helps keep your Raspberry cleverly hidden behind your monitor or TV. With the established VESA® standards 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm, you can find roo...

The IB-AC547 is a Firewire 800 to eSATA adapter. If you have devices that are still using a FireWire 800 port, you could benefit from this adapter. The host computer is connected via firewire and t...

Future-proof expansion With the PCI expansion card you can easily upgrade older systems to the new level. You can experience all the advantages of a fast M.2 SSD without having to rebuild the whole...

M.2 in all shapes and colours The IB-PCI215M2-HSL allows you to upgrade your system with up to two SSDs of your choice. Whether particularly large or particularly powerful, every M.2 SSD gets a pla...

The little ones are the fast ones The IB-PCI208 converts M.2 (NGFF) PCIe to PCIe x4, thereby allowing the connection of fast and ultra-compact M.2 cards to an existing system. The PCI bracket also ...

The little ones are the fast ones The IB-PCI209 converts 2x M.2 SSD to PCIe x4 and SATA III, thereby allowing the connection of fast and ultra-compact M.2 cards to an existing system. The PCI brack...

Full flexibility in generation change The IB-M2B01 converter board allows you to run an M.2 SSD optionally with the well-known Mini SAS HD host connection at up to 12 Gbit/s or the new U.2 standard...