Connect A PCI Express Card To A Laptop

Magma releases the ExpressBox expansion product   09-May-07

Based on new PCI Express technology, ExpressBox provides a no latency connectivity solution with a theoretical maximum throughput of 2000Mbps (or 250 MegaBytes per second) each direction... That's 2.5 times faster than Firewire 800 and 4.1 times the speed of USB 2.0.

Magma ExpressBox (Model EB1H) weighs 2.8 pounds and supports cards up to 6.604 inches long.

Magma ExpressBox Pro (Model EB1F) weighs 4.3 pounds and can support cards up to 12.283 inches long.

Key Features

• Attaches to laptop through ExpressCard/34 module and PCI Express cable
• Supports full-size or shorter PCI-E cards that require up to 55 watts of continuous power
• No latency expansion solution providing 2000mbps (250MB/sec) throughput
• Unique “flip openâ€� lid provides quick access to PCI Express card installed inside enclosure
• Provides dedicated power and cooling for PCI Express cards
• Includes vertical stand and rack-mount bracket
• Supported by the most popular platforms: Windows XP, Vista and MacOS X RoHS Compliant

Pricing and Availability:
Magma ExpressBox (Model EB1H) supports a half-length card up to 6.60 inches long: $729.00

Magma ExpressBox1 Pro (Model EB1F) is made for a full-length card up to 12.283 inches long: $749.00

More information:

• www.magma.com

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  ascetik    Said...

  Wow .. I could buy another desktop for the price of that PCI breakout box. Wow....Wow

  09-May-07 12:55 PM

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  jack panama    Said...

  that price plain sucks balls.. and there i was thinking i could finnally use UAD cards with my normal macbook.. SUCKS!

  06-Nov-07 09:52 AM

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  Erdem    Said...

  Does it really cost that much to be priced around $ 700? I think the company is trying to rip people off.

  30-Nov-08 01:34 PM

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  Erdem    Said...

  Does it really cost that much to be priced around $ 700? I think the company is trying to rip people off.

  30-Nov-08 01:34 PM

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