Thanks, Andrew.
I was going to look at MacUpgrades (a great site).
But neither of my machines will take a controller; my MacBook Pro is the little
one without an ExpressCard slot.
Chris
On 29 Sep 2010, at 22:37, Andrew Fildes wrote:
> At MacUpgrades we supply a host of eSATA adapters, cables, enclosures and
> drives from industry leaders such as Sonnet Technologies and Hitachi.
>
> eSATA does not come as standard on any Mac at the time of writing, so to take
> advantage of this new protocol you will need to fit an eSATA host controller
> into a PCI/PCI-X, PCI Express or ExpressCard slot. This means that at present
> only the PowerMac, Mac Pro and MacBook Pro ranges of Macs can use eSATA
> devices.
>
> Mac eSATA system requirements
>
> MacOS 10.2 or later
> G3 Blue and white or later with free PCI/PCI-X/PCI-Express socket.
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