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USB 2.0 to IDE / SATA Converter Cable

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Manufacturer: Eforcity
Publisher: Eforcity
Label: Eforcity

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Features for USB 2.0 to IDE / SATA Converter Cable:

Use your 2.5" / 3.5" IDE hard drive or SATA hard disk as an additional external hard drive
Connect your SATA / IDE device to your computer through a USB port
Compliant with USB 1.1 and 2.0 standards
USB 2.0 interface for 480 Mbps high speed data transfer
Compatible with: 2.5" IDE Hard Disk / 3.5" IDE Hard Disk / SATA Hard Disk / CD/CD-RW ROM / DVD/DVD-RW ROM, etc

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Use your 2.5" / 3.5" IDE hard drive or SATA hard disk as an additional external hard drive Connect your SATA / IDE device to your computer through a USB port Compliant with USB 1.1 and 2.0 standards USB 2.0 interface for 480 Mbps high speed data transfer Supports SATA Hard drive, 2.5" laptop hard drives, 3.5" desktop hard drives, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD-RW Combo devices Plug-n-play AC power can be used world widely with input voltage AC 90v - 264v Supports Windows ME/2000/XP/Vista and Mac OS Package Includes USB to IDE / SATA cable adapter SATA Data cable AC adapter AC to IDE power converter IDE to SATA power cable User manual Compatible with: 2.5" IDE Hard Disk / 3.5" IDE Hard Disk / SATA Hard Disk / CD/CD-RW ROM / DVD/DVD-RW ROM, etc.
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Customer Reviews

Poor quality control

2008-04-01
The only case where the connection worked is when I connected it with an IDE hard drive on both Vista and XP. No other connection worked. I noticed a burning smell in the SATA power cord connection area immediately when I connected it with two SATA hard drives to recover files from, so I was out of luck. The BrilliantStore sent me a replacement free of charge, but the power supply adapter does not work. There is no light in the power supply when I connected it unlike the original one, which in turn burned the connection area in SATA hard drive. The power supply actually says "QC PASS", which is ridiculous because if it works, it should turn on the light on the adapter.

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