StarTech has their hands in a lot of markets, but as the docking station has become increasingly popular with USB-C and Thunderbolt 3, they have looked outside of the box to design some unique ...

StarTech’s single-drive Duplicator can also be used as an external hard drive dock that’s connected to a host computer through either USB 2.0 or eSATA cable, providing data transfer speeds of ...

StarTech.com has recently announced their latest product; the USB 3.0/eSATA to SATA Standalone 1:3 Hard Drive Duplicator Dock. Basically… ...

Thankfully, this StarTech dock is designed for the use of 40Gbps USB 4.0 modes, ... it’s possible to see external drives read and write above 3,000MB/s, or three times what this dock can offer.

StarTech.com’s USB-C Triple Monitor Dock is one of a small but growing number of laptop docking stations that use the DisplayLink protocol to achieve the same sort of performance as a ...

Which StarTech docking station is best? While lightweight, compact laptop computers are great for jobs on the go or when you’re away from your office, there are plenty of times when the larger ...

StarTech.com has announced the release of the USB 3.0 SATA/IDE HDD Docking Station (UNIDOCK3U). The UNIDOCK3U offers two top-slot drive bays, allows IDE and SATA hard drives to be inserted ...

The StarTech Thunderbolt 3 Dock is no exception, ... NAS drives and portable hard drives. He started writing in 1986 and has contributed to MicroMart, PC Format, 3D World, among others. Read more.

StarTech's Standalone Eraser Dock (SED) is the simplest and easiest way to erase a bare drive. You plug it in, select an erase protocol -- with an option to define one yourself -- and it goes to work.

StarTech's new Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station is probably the best-connected accessory of its type and is ideal for the power user who needs to extend the connectivity of Windows laptops or MacBooks.

StarTech launched two new 4-Drive External Hard Drive Docking Stations that support both USB and eSATA connectivity. Both of these new docking stations also accept 2.5- or 3.5-inch SATA or SSD drives.

These two new docks, bearing USB and eSATA connections, promise to make it easier than ever to get data off of multiple hard drives or SSDs at once.