Wednesday, March 23rd 2011

Sharkoon Intros SATA QuickPort Quattro 4-Drive Dock

Sharkoon rolled out its take on a four-slot HDD/SSD dock, the SATA QuickPort Quattro. The device lets you connect up to four SATA HDDs or SSDs in 3.5" or 2.5" form-factors, like inserting cartridges into ye olde video game consoles. Measuring 285x165x95 mm (LxWxH), the dock, the dock weighs a little over a kilogram. It connects the drives to a host system over USB 3.0 or eSATA 3 Gb/s. There are separate power buttons that let you activate/deactivate individual drives, as well as individual power/activity LEDs. The unit is cooled by two fans, the speed of each fan can be adjusted manually. Sharkoon SATA QuickPort Quattro will be priced at around €99.
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13 Comments on Sharkoon Intros SATA QuickPort Quattro 4-Drive Dock

#1
twicksisted
nice, USB 3/esata & active cooling... if i needed such a thing this would definately be worth a look!
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#2
newfellow
How come that so starts to have the imaginary friends from Philips 'toasters'.

I TOLD YOU SO. They should combine effort with 'Hackman'!
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#3
pantherx12
I just leave my case side panel open and just plug in drives as/when I need them.

Anyone else do this?
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#4
Breathless
If only they would add cloning ability....
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#5
Lionheart
Looks like an awesome HDD Toaster!
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#6
scaminatrix
pantherx12I just leave my case side panel open and just plug in drives as/when I need them.
Anyone else do this?
My cable management's too optimized :laugh:
I like this, would be very useful for me. Too pricey though, I'd go for the 2-drive version (if it exists).
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#7
Kitkat
pantherx12I just leave my case side panel open and just plug in drives as/when I need them.

Anyone else do this?
uhuh this is not for you but for someone who needs to do this quicker and all the time...
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#8
pantherx12
Kitkatuhuh this is not for you but for someone who needs to do this quicker and all the time...
I really don't think it's going to be much quicker to do.

Just plugging 2 cables after all : ]
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#9
Disparia
^ Perhaps if I had any free ports, but all eight are taken :)

A friend of mine that does directing/producing for indie movies would find value in this. Several drives are passed around the editors, and he's not the most technical type. Can see it now... him trying to swap drives in and out of his system, then a puff of smoke when one of the power leads touches a solder point :D
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#10
Static~Charge
pantherx12I just leave my case side panel open and just plug in drives as/when I need them.

Anyone else do this?
At my house, I would likely find a cat sleeping inside my open case....
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#11
Sasqui
pantherx12I just leave my case side panel open and just plug in drives as/when I need them.

Anyone else do this?
Hell I don't even know where my side panels are! :laugh:

I like this, considering I have about 2 TB of HDD's (about 7, and 3 in my case right now)scattered around my office and I'm always looking for files.
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#12
Kitkat
pantherx12I really don't think it's going to be much quicker to do.

Just plugging 2 cables after all : ]
no its faster and your case can stay closed. its a matter of convenience.
Jizzler^ Perhaps if I had any free ports, but all eight are taken :)

A friend of mine that does directing/producing for indie movies would find value in this. Several drives are passed around the editors, and he's not the most technical type. Can see it now... him trying to swap drives in and out of his system, then a puff of smoke when one of the power leads touches a solder point :D
yeah i know someone who could use more than one XD
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#13
SvB4EvA
I like it... Too bad I just bought an external enclosure with USB 3.0 and eSATA about 2 weeks ago. :(
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