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G-Tech GDQ3515TB G-DRIVE Q Quad Interface External Storage System - 1.5TB

★1.0·1 reviews

G-DRIVE Q quad interface external storage system offer the ultimate in flexibility by providing FireWire 400, FireWire800, USB 2.0 and eSATA ports all in a single unit. G-DRIVE Q is the perfect high-performance solution for storage intensive applications including audio/video editing, digital photography, MP3 libraries and high-speed data backup. The system features a fan-less cooling system and the latest technology 7200-RPM SATA II hard drive with up to 1.5TB in storage capacity with up to 32 MB of cache. G-DRIVE Q supports professional music production tools including Pro Tools, Logic Studio, Cubase, Nuendo, Digital Performer, and many more. G-DRIVE Q is formatted at the factory HFS+ with Journaling and is Time Machine Ready right out of the box! A simple initialization is all it takes to prepare G-DRIVE Q for use with Windows systems! Mac OS X and Windows compatible, Time Machine Ready Unique industrial design, compact all aluminum enclosure Interface - 1x 3Gbit, eSATA 2x FireWire 800 (9-pin) 1x FireWire 400 (6-pin) 1x USB2.0 In the box - G-DRIVE Q Storage Unit Universal AC Power Supply 1 Meter eSATA Cable 1 Meter FireWire 800 Cable (white) 1 Meter FireWire 400 Cable (white) 1 Meter USB 2.0 Cable (white) CD Manual System Requirements - eSATA / FireWire 800 / USB 2.0 - Mac OSX 10.3.x or higher; Windows 2000/XP/Vista FireWire400 - Mac OSX 9.2 or higher; Windows 2000/XP/Vista Unit Dimensions - 9.25 L x 5.125 W x 1.82 H; Weight - 2.6 lbs Manufacturer's 3-Year warranty and unlimited free technical support

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