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Saturn brings visions of large ringed planets to mind which must be the mental image Addonics wanted to conjure when they named their new SATA or USB drive cartridge system Saturn. With a storage capacity of up to 750GB is certainly large though no rings seem to be included with the drive. Basically this system is an SDCS cradle that can install into a 5.25 inch drive bay of a desk top or be used as an external USB drive. SDCS drive cartridges can be had in 300, 500 and 750 GB capacities. Hardware encryption is also available to protect sensitive data. At its core the SDCS system sound like nothing more than a hot swap drive bay system with a starting price of $199.95 that includes one 300 GB cartridge. The system is Vista compatible and compatible back through Windows 98SE and works with Mac OS X and over. 
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Filed under Hardware
USB Hard Drive Reviews
- Thermaltake BlacX SE USB Hard Drive Dock (2008)
- Buffalo 320GB Turbo USB Portable Hard Drive (2007)
- Apricorn Aegis Bio 120GB Portable Drive (2007)
- Toshiba 200GB USB 2.0 Portable Hard Drive (2007)
- SimpleTech Pininfarina 500GB USB HDD (2007)
- Seagate FreeAgent Pro 750GB eSATA/USB/FireWire (2007)
- LaCie 80GB Biometric USB HDD (2006)
- LaCie Carte Orange 8GB Micro Drive (2006)
- Imation USB 2.0 Micro Hard Drive 4GB (2005)
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- Vista SP1 to Make USB Performance Even Worse
- Buffalo MiniStation 320GB Turbo USB Hard Drive Review
- Odyssey USB Removable HDD Cartridge Storage (No, it's not REV)
- Apricorn Aegis Bio 120GB Biometric USB Hard Drive Review
- Miniature Hard Drives Make a Comeback?
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- Alereon & SunPlusIT Bring WUSB Hard Drive to Reality
- Maxtor BlackArmor USB Drive - As Secure as it is Stylish
- LaCie LaCinema Premier - Media Center in Disguise
- Apricorn DriveWire - Cloning Made Easy Via USB
- Buffalo's RAID0 1TB DriveStation Goes Turbo USB
- LaCie's USB Hard Drive - Black Marble Slab of Doom
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- USB Drive Enclosure Locks Data Down via PIN
- Buffalo Turbo USB HDD Takes Lead with 320GB
- Maxtor USB Hard Drives Ship Virus Infected
- Sentry Safe Fire-Safe / Waterproof USB Hard Drives
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- With SATA USB Docking Bay, Who Needs USB Enclosures?
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