Ars Technica

What's up with eSATA? Going extinct already?

I just got a brand new laptop that happens to have an eSATA port. I went looking for a new external portable drive that uses eSATA and found that the various disk ...
Network World

Seagate drive taps eSATA for ‘XTreme’ speed

USB 2.0 is the most popular connection technology for external devices, with FireWire (either 400 or 800) a close second. However, if you really want extreme speed, eSATA is the way to go, as Seagate ...
Ars Technica

Use Internal SATA drive on eSATA motherboard port?

I have the Intel BOXDQ35JOE motherboard. It six SATA ports, but one of the ports is red, and supposedly only for eSATA use. The motherboard manual explicitly says to NOT use this port with internal ...
Computerworld

Review: A 5×1 eSATA disk port multiplier for your PC

Unfortunately, hard drives, like nature, abhor a vacuum. They fill up with music, recorded televisions, videos, pictures from your Aunt Gloria’s wedding, anything and almost everything from the ...
Computerworld

Kanguru releases thumb drive with eSATA/USB connectivity

Kanguru Solutions on Friday announced the first USB flash drive that also offers External Serial ATA (eSATA) connectivity. By using eSATA’s 3Gbit/sec throughput, Kanguru’s eFlash drive potentially ...