The NewerTech miniStack FireWire+USB2 Combo solutions provide reliable, high-performance storage capacity up to 2.0TB with built in powered hubs, making it easy to connect additional USB2 and FireWire devices in a most efficient and organized manner. Since its introduction, the...
Since we've started with the price dropping blog posts around here, we've never before seen a product win the "Triple Crown" of price reductions. On June 25th, we watched as the 4.0TB OWC Mercury Elite-AL Pro RAID FireWire 800/400+USB2 storage...
There's quite a bit of wind blowing around the OWC facilities here in Woodstock, and not all of it is coming out of our Marketing Department. Fortunately, we can put that wind to good use. As part of our ongoing...
Do remember those old but memorable Doublemint chewing gum ads on TV? The ads had a jingle with the famous phrase "Double your pleasure...Double your fun..." which lends itself perfectly to today's examination of the OWC Mercury Elite-AL Pro Dual-Bay...
A month ago today, Apple released OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. Coincidentally, my MacBook Pro arrived right around that same time. I took advantage of having a "pristine" system and installed Snow Leopard on it immediately. Looking back on the...
Seems like lately I'm playing a fun game of "he said" with OWC Chris S. In this installment, I once again have to commend Chris for his well phrased examination on all the features and benefits offered by the Mercury...
Every once in a while, my day-to-day computing adventures manage to coincide with something that’s reverberating through the Macintosh Community at large. This last week was just such an example. Over the last week or so, there have been a...
We at OWC pride ourselves on offering the best peripherals with the best prices, and in these times, every penny counts. That’s why we’re happy to announce price drops on Newer Technology miniStack v3 Storage Solutions. I’m pretty excited about...
One of the little things often overlooked by many external drive manufacturers is the drive's Desktop icon. In many cases, all you get is OS X's "generic" orange external drive icon. That's fine, I suppose, if you're only using one...
