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Jul 08, 2006

Granite Digital Ships G5 Macintosh SATA Dual Drive Internal Mounting Kit

Granite Digital Ships G5 Macintosh SATA Dual Drive Internal Mounting Kit: "Granite Digital, a leading manufacturer of SATA, FireWire, and SCSI storage solutions, today announced it has begun shipping a SATA Dual Drive Internal Mounting Kit for the G5 Apple Macintosh capable of addressing 1.5 Terabytes in either JBOD, RAID 1, or RAID 0 configurations. Support for both the older (PCI) model G5 and the newer (PCI-e) is provided in two separate models. All SATA I and II drive mechanisms are supported at speeds up to 300MB/s per channe"

(Via http://www.applelinks.com .)

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