The new Addonics Blu-ray/DVD DigiCopier allows you to copy a Blu-Ray, DVD or a CD disc without a computer. All you need to do is place the master disc into the source drive located on the top of the unit and a blank media into the rest of the other drives below the source drive. Close all the drive doors and start the copying process, and within a few minutes your Blu-Ray, DVD or CD disc is copied. The Addonics Blu-ray/DVD DigiCopier is priced at between $459 to $2,359, depending on the model. [Addonics]
Addonics Technologies has recently announced the third generation of their NAS adapter that comes with up to 30% faster performance and several powerful enhancements. The new features in the NAS 3.0 adapter include support of NTFS and exFAT file system and WebDAV server. The device also allows you to build your own network and cloud storage with a capacity of up to 128 PetaBytes (1PB is about 1,000TB). This adapter turns any USB 2.0 hard drive, SSD or USB mass storage device into a Network Attached Storage appliance that can be shared over a local area network (LAN) or the internet. The Addonics NAS 3.0 Adapter is currently available for just $65 a pop. [Addonics]
The CF/CFast Drive series from Addonics is a unique and flexible platform for creating your own solid state drive (SSD) with a high speed SATA interface using commercially available CF flash card or the latest high speed CFast card. The device is designed to be installed into a standard 5.25-inch drive bay. The Addonics CF/CFast Drive can accommodate up to six CF or CFast media that could be configured as six independent drives or combined into a RAID group to form a large capacity, high performing solid state drive. The Addonics CF/CFast Drive series is priced at between $135-$199, depending on the model. [Product Page]
This one has been highly anticipated and it looks like it is now a reality. This is the new eSATA to USB 3.0 that is being released by Addonics. This is great since USB 3.0 can get very close to the speed of eSATA and will allow early adapters of USB 3.0 to add all of the eSATA peripherals that they want. The best part of this device will no doubt be its price, which will be a very low $34. [EverythingUSB]
Addonics has rolled out the world’s smallest Network Attached Storage (NAS) for the mass market called the Mini NAS. Measuring only 155mm x 95mm x 30mm, this Mini NAS is equipped with a 2.5-inch SATA drive bay that can house either a solid state drive (SSD) or hard drive (HDD), a USB port and 10/100Mbps Ethernet connection. The device also supports for SMB (Server Message Block), open source Samba, iTunes music sharing, FTP access (up to 8 simultaneous users) and a BitTorrent client. The Addonics Mini NAS sells for $69. Read more
Unlike most portable Blu-ray drives, Addonics’ latest ‘Pocket Blu-ray’ comes with both high speed eSATA and USB2.0 interfaces. This external drive is also capable of reading and burning CDs and DVDs, and compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux OS. Available in both plastic and aluminum enclosures, the drive will set you back $235. [Product Page via Virtual Press Office]
Now you can use your older 2.5″ hard drives again with $29 for the Addonics Snap-In ExDrive25. It features USB 2.0 and eSATA connectivity. Unfortunately you’ll have to spend $15 for a power adapter. [Gizmodo]
