Kingwin KF-25 Data Dock Review @ MODTHEBOX.COM

Iria · May 9, 2006, 08:17 PM

Review: MODTHEBOX.COM
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It’s 2006 and we live in a time of big bandwidth, big media, big files and huge amounts of information on our hard drives. Taking this stuff with you is never an easy task. The introduction of DVD-R drives make it kind of easy in 4.7GB chunks, USB key drives make it very easy, but in smaller denominations. USB external 3.5 inch HDD’s can hold all your stuff, but now things are getting bulky. Enter Kingwin’s KF-25 Data Dock which is perhaps the most practical way to transport and share huge amounts of data with nothing more than a 3.5" drive bay and a USB 2.0 port. Using a 2.5" laptop drive, it’s big on data, and small on size.

May 9, 2006, 08:17 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Kingwin KF-25 Data Dock Review @ MODTHEBOX.COM Review: MODTHEBOX.COM _________ It’s 2006 and we live in a time of big bandwidth, big media, big files and huge amounts of information on our hard drives. Taking this stuff with you is never an easy task. The introduction of DVD-R drives make it kind of easy in 4.7GB chunks, USB key drives make it very easy, but in smaller denominations. USB external 3.5 inch HDD’s can hold all your stuff, but now things are getting bulky. Enter Kingwin’s KF-25 Data Dock which is perhaps the most practical way to transport and share huge amounts of data with nothing more than a 3.5" drive bay and a USB 2.0 port. Using a 2.5" laptop drive, it’s big on data, and small on size.