Friday, November 13th 2020

OWC Announces Product Compatibilities with New Apple M1 Macs

OWC, the premier zero-emissions Mac and PC technology company, and a respected provider of Memory, External Drives, SSDs, Mac & PC docking solutions, and performance upgrade kits announced today that its current line of Thunderbolt (USB-C) external storage and docks are compatible with Apple's new M1 Macs shipping next week. OWC has the Thunderbolt storage solutions you need to move large amounts of data in seconds or add multiple ports to your laptop with award-winning docks.

Whether you're building your own drive with the OWC Envoy Express, need the rugged protection of the Envoy Pro EX SSD or the peace of mind of having all your data backed up to a ThunderBay RAID, OWC storage solutions harness the speed of Thunderbolt with capacities up to 128 TB. Need more ports? OWC provides the solutions you need to get the job done. On the go and need something that slips into your pocket? The OWC Thunderbolt 3 mini Dock lets you connect up to two 4K displays, two USB-A devices, and Ethernet. Want to build a workstation for your new MacBook Pro? With a single cable, the Thunderbolt 14-port dock lets you connect displays, drives, audio, mics, and headphones - all while charging your laptop.
"OWC Thunderbolt (USB-C) solutions are 100% compatible and ready for the new Apple M1 Macs," said Larry O'Connor, CEO and Founder of OWC. "From our flagship 14-Port Thunderbolt Dock, Flex 8, and our amazingly fast and portable Envoy Pro EX, to workhorses like the ThunderBay 4 and 8, and digital centerpiece OWC Elite Pro Dock, you can enjoy the full performance and benefit of our entire Thunderbolt lineup on these new Macs—and every Mac with Thunderbolt—via USB-C."
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1 Comment on OWC Announces Product Compatibilities with New Apple M1 Macs

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bonehead123
Sooooo....

If the M1 macs have/use TB & USB-C, and so do OWC's drives/enclosures etc... why in the world was there a need to waste of all those 1's & 0's on a pr.... what a horrible waste of time & effort......

Surely anyone in their right friggin mind who is considering buying either product would check for compatibility on their own before doing so....
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