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iStarUSA T5F-SS Mobile Rack

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The HL Staff
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Aron Schatz
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July 29, 2008
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iStarUSA has given HardwareLogic the opportunity to be one of the first review sites to have a first look at their newest mobile rack enclosure, the T5F-SS. Designed specifically from the ground up to provide a safe haven for hard drive operation, the T5F-SS leverages on the success of its rackmount cousin, the T-7M1. Offering solid steel construction and anti-vibration features, the T5F-SS looks to set the mobile rack industry on its ear. Or will it? Will iStarUSA’s newest addition to its mobile rack lineup be met with approval? HardwareLogic is one of the first to find out!
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Never shying away from utilizing new methods and technologies to manufacture their products, iStarUSA has steadily gained world wide recognition and respect among industry leaders, business partners, and most importantly, their customers. Since 1989, iStarUSA has been a leading name in the server and rackmount industry, providing enclosures, power supplies, and storage solutions to both professionals and enthusiasts alike.

iStarUSA has given HardwareLogic the opportunity to be one of the first review sites to have a first look at their newest mobile rack enclosure, the T5F-SS. Designed specifically from the ground up to provide a safe haven for hard drive operation, the T5F-SS leverages on the success of its rackmount cousin, the T-7M1. Offering solid steel construction and anti-vibration features, the T5F-SS looks to set the mobile rack industry on its ear. Or will it? Will iStarUSA's newest addition to its mobile rack lineup be met with approval? HardwareLogic is one of the first to find out!

Specifications

 Model Number T5F-SS
 Enclosure Type / HDD 5.25" SATA HDD enclosure in 3.5" HDD form factor
 Weight 1.8 lbs (net weight)
 Dimensions 1.50" x 5.25" x 7.50" (H x W x L)
 Materials Steel and plastic
 Interface SAS and SATA I/II
 Cooling Source 1 x 40mm fan
 Features
  • Anti-vibration design
  • All steel construction
  • Active HDD cooling via 40mm fan
  • Key lock security system
 Price Not yet available for purchase in the United States

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