01/14/2008, 10:20pm, EST
Monday, January 14th
OWC ships ModBook, 320GB portable drive
The slate-style Axiotron Modbook is dubbed the "ultimate companion" for applications and situations, according to the company -- "where a keyboard only gets in the way."
OWC offers Modbook solutions starting from $2,280 in a base configuration which includes 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 1.0GB memory, 80GB drive, and a CDRW+DVD Combo Drive. The system includes a 1 year OWC warranty. For $200 more ($2480), customers can order the 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and SuperDrive Dual-Layer DVD/CD burner (and a 120GB drive). In addition, all systems may be custom configured with up to 4.0GB of DDR2 memory and up to 570GB of internal hard disk space.
Axiotron is offering full, hands-on demonstrations of the Modbook in the at the Expo (booth #S-408).
OWC Portable solutions jump to 320GB
The new Mercury On-the-Go portable, bus-powered storage solution offers a 5400RPM drive and and a variety of connectivity options, including FireWire 800, FireWire 400, USB 2.0, and eSATA. The palm-sized drive is available for $250 and uses the latest highly reliable, high-performance drive mechanisms and interfaced with OWC's custom bridge solutions which feature Oxford 9XX chipsets.
In addition to the 320GB 5400RPM drive, OWC offers the Mercury On-The-Go series with 5400RPM performance in capacities of 120GB to 250GB from $100 and with 7200RPM performance in capacities of 80GB to 200GB from $115.
All On The Go external solutions are available immediately through OWC and other retailers. The drives ship with a carrying case, necessary USB, eSATA, and FireWire 400/800 cables, and Prosoft DataRescue III for OS X and NovaStor NovaBackup for Windows. All Mercury-On-The-Go models are covered by a one-year warranty and are compatible with Apple OS Versions 8.5 through 9.2.x; Apple OS X 10.0.3 and higher (including the latest OS 10.5.x); and Microsoft Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista.

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