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Sunbeam SATA/IDE to USB 2.0 Adapter Review
A Closer Look »Packaging & Contents
The Sunbeam SATA/IDE to USB Adapter comes in traditional Sunbeam packaging, which consists of a dark blue box with color images and specifications of the sides.
Included with the unit are a small manual and a mini CD with drivers for computers running Windows 98. There are three cables provided with the kit, which consist of a power cable, a USB data cable and a Molex/Berg cable with a switch.
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