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FirmTek ships PCIe SATA card
Thursday, June 22, 2006 @ 4:30pm

FirmTek today began shipping the SeriTek/2SE2-E, a Serial ATA host adapter fully compatible with the new PCI Express bus architecture found in Apple's Dual-Core G5 Macs. The adapter offers two external SATA II ports at up to 3Gbps, enabling users to incorporate individual drives or RAID arrays as high-performance storage on Dual-Core systems. The card includes hot-swap compatibility that allows users to easily move drives or volumes from one system to another, and is solely intended for use with Apple's Dual-Core G5 systems. The new card design is incompatible with older PCI-X and PCI slots, and is priced at $100.


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