Showing posts with label Mac OS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac OS. Show all posts

Friday, September 10, 2010

September Special $1 Shipping on 5 Port FireRepeater-800 Pro FireWire 800 Repeater Hubs

FireRepeater-800 Pro 5 Port at EverythingHerePlus.comTake advantage of EverythingHerePlus.com's latest offering: $1.00 Priority Mail Flat Rate delivery to every address in the United States on the FW8-FIO-UB5PRH FireRepeater-800 Pro FireWire 800 IEEE 1394b Repeater Hub 5 Port. Purchase the power supply (PS-12VDC-UB or PS-12VDC-UB-EUROPE) at the same time, and both items ship in the same box for the same price — EHP will subtract power supply shipping at time of order processing. For international orders or shipping other than USPS Priority Mail, we'll apply a $4.00 USD discount to quoted shipping prices. Offer only available on USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate Small Boxes shipping to United States destinations. Offer expires Midnight, September 30, 2010.

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

FireRepeater-800 PRO gets a glowing review from IT Enquirer

FireRepeater-800 Pro FireWire 800 IEEE 1394b Repeater Hub 4 Port
IT Enquirer's Erik Vlietinck summed up his review of the 4 port FireWire 800 FireRepeater-800 PRO repeater hub with this glowing endorsement:

In contrast to its competitors, Unibrain’s FireRepeater-800 PRO has a wall mounting bracket to secure the unit in place, and the ability to screw-lock your FireWire cables in place. I would recommend the Unibrain FireRepeater-800 PRO to anyone wanting to connect more devices to his computer than he can daisy-chain, and up to a longer distance than is possible without a repeater device. [full review]

The FireWire 800 four port repeater hub, along with the five and three port models of the FireRepeater line are all available at EverythingHerePlus. For people needing a FireWire 400 model, we still stock the Three Port FireWire 400 Repeater Hub.

Resources:

FireWire 800 Hubs and Repeaters 3 Port, 4 Port, and 5 Port IEEE 1394b
FireWire 800 Hubs for New iMacs and Macs as easy as 3, 4, 5!
Power Supply Information for FireWire Repeater Hubs like
Unibrain's FireRepeater Line

EverythingHerePlus Seller Reviews

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

12VDC 3A External Power Supply/Adapter for Unibrain FireWire Devices

12VDC 3A External Power Supply/Adapter for Unibrain FireWire Devices

This versatile adapter provides up to 3A stable regulated 12V DC output. For use with Unibrain Fire Repeaters, Fire-i Digital cameras and Unibrain FireWire External Hard Drives. It provides power for firewire devices on laptops that do not provide power through the firewire ports and can provide additional power for devices connected in an extended link to desktop systems.


  • PS-12VDC-UB for United States Type A outlets
  • PS-12VDC-UB-EUROPE for European Type C/F outlets
  • Others available on special order, contact us with outlet type

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Friday, January 22, 2010

U111-M Q&A, Compatibility with Mac OS X?

U111M USB reader for ATA Flash and SRAM PCMCIA PC CardsQuestion: Interested in purchasing the USB to PC card reader/writer but i want to make sure it is compatible with Apple computers and OS X.

Answer: Unfortunately, the U111-M currently doesn't work with Mac OS X as of this writing (January 2010). We've tested it extensively under Linux (Xubuntu Linux 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) amd64 edition), and even discovered viable work-around methods to get the U111M to work with OpenBSD (OpenBSD 4.6 beta i386 edition). However, the way the U111-M presents itself to Mac OS X precludes using even low level commands like diskutil and mount_msdos from Terminal. Mac OS X sees the U111M reader, and even the capacity of the inserted PCMCIA PC Card, but can't read the MBR of the PCMCIA PC Card, and hence is unable to treat it as a filesystem.

We're not sure if this is Elan or Apple's fault, but we're just as disappointed that it doesn't work with the Mac since we're Mac users too. If you have a spare Linux or OpenBSD machine, we can send you instructions for getting the U111M to work with those systems. U111-M also works with Windows 2000, XP 32, Vista 32.

If you have no need to read PCMCIA PC Card SRAM, and just need to read PCMCIA PC Card ATA Flash, we do have two different combinations of products that are well supported under Mac OS X.

PCM-CR-UEMUL03 MotionFlash32 USB 2.0 to 5 Slot Multi-Card Read-Writer 
in conjunction with the
ADP-ATA-CF CompactFlash Type I to 16-bit PC Card Type I/II Adapter for ATA Flash

or

PCM-CR-FW81ECF-02 CFFire800 Pro FireWire 800 to UDMA CompactFlash Drive Read-Writer 
in conjunction with the
ADP-ATA-CF CompactFlash Type I to 16-bit PC Card Type I/II Adapter for ATA Flash

Ordinarily we would recommend the FireWire solution because of overwhelming speed advantages, but ATA Flash PCMCIA PC Cards are so slow (PIO mode 4 -- max), that even USB 2.0 is more than adequate to read and write to them.

Saturday, January 16, 2010

technology musings: FireWire 800 Hubs for New iMacs and Macs as easy as 3, 4, 5!

EverythingHerePlus.com offers 3, 4, and 5 port FireWire 800 Repeater Hubs. Great for new Macs, iMacs, and other computing environments utilizing high performance FireWire 800 peripherals.

Checkout technology musings: FireWire 800 Hubs for New iMacs and Macs as easy as 3, 4, 5! for more information.