Almost exactly a year ago, I told you about Newer Technology’s USB 2.0 Universal Drive Adapter, a clever product that lets you quickly and easily access data on bare hard drives—specifically, 2.5-inch ...

Most computer enthusiasts and people who work on numerous computers, whether for fun or professionally, often accumulate a collection of HDDs, SSDs, and optical drives. These drives may be too old to ...

C, and USB Type-B ports are used in all sorts of devices nowadays, but they're not all made the same, and some are becoming ...

01.10.2007—Here's one for the technician on the move. Chances are that the computers on your campus use at least two different types of hard drives—probably more. You have, of course, SATA and PATA ...

NewerTech is launching a rather useful new product named the USB 2.0 Universal Drive Adapter. The unit allows any drive (optical, like a DVD burner, or a hard drive) in any size (2.5'', 3.5'' or 5.25' ...

Newer Technology announced today the release of a product it claims will be able to turn any PC storage drive into an external model using one of the fastest data transfer technologies currently on ...

There's a certain degree of joy associated with unwrapping a brand new computer. Breaking free from the shackles of an aging and decrepit computer is much like finally shaking off a clingy lover.

So, if you can't tell from the pictures, this is one of those nifty gadgets that allows you to connect your old hard drives, optical drives, or anything else that uses an IDE, Laptop IDE, or SATA ...

The adapter is available immediately at a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of US$39.99 from NewerTech’s exclusive distributor, Other World Computing, as well as through the retail channel. It ...

Newer Technology has released the USB 2.0 Universal Drive Adapter, which allows any 2.5, 3.5 or 5.25-inch hard disk drive or optical drive mechanism with a standard IDE, ATA or ATAPI 40-pin interface ...

Sure, we've seen similar adapters in the past, but NewerTech's latest is quite a few rungs higher on the attractive scale than its most formidable rivals. The inelegantly named USB 2.0 Universal Drive ...