NEW from Apricorn: Aegis NetDock - Mac Edition
For Mobile Professionals and Students: Add Desktop Functionality to MacBook Air
POWAY, Calif., Dec. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Apricorn (http://www.apricorn.com), the leader in personal storage, today announced the Mac Edition of their Aegis NetDock ($229 for 1TB model), an ultra-compact 3 in 1 USB Docking Station, combining a 4-port USB Hub, dual layer DVD burner and 1TB hard drive in a footprint smaller than a stapler. An ideal accessory to Apple's MacBook Air, the Aegis NetDock instantly adds desktop functionality with a single USB connection.
Compact Design
With an attractive candy-red enclosure and space-saving vertical stand creating a tiny footprint small enough to fit on the most cluttered desk, the Aegis NetDock is perfect for mobile professionals, students and those looking for a simple way to connect all of their mobile devices.
4-Port USB Hub
Ideal for connecting and charging all of your Apple "i" devices, including your iPhone, iPad and iPod, the NetDock's 4-port USB Hub with two ALWAYS ON USB ports, enables you to connect up to four USB devices using a single USB port on your MacBook or MacBook Air.
Dual Layer DVD Burner
The Aegis NetDock's optical drive is perfect for installing the latest software, playing games or watching a DVD. Need to burn your latest iMovie or iLife project to a DVD? With its Dual Layer recording engine you can record up to 8.5GB of data per DVD, virtually doubling data storage capacity on a DVD recordable disc from the single layer recording capacity of 4.7 GBs.
High Capacity Hard Drive
Fully compatible with Time Machine, the Aegis NetDock's built-in 500GB or 1TB hard drive also gives you plenty of space to store your media collection, photos and videos in one location.
The Aegis NetDock is also available without a hard drive. The easy open enclosure enables you to add or change out the hard drive in a snap. The enclosure fits any 2.5", 9.5mm SATA hard drive.
Green Energy Efficient Design
In addition, the Aegis NetDock's energy efficient design incorporates an auto "ON" and "OFF" feature, automatically turning on when connected to your MacBook, and powering the Aegis NetDock down when not in use.
"With so many mobile professionals and students using the MacBook Air as their primary computer, the ability to conveniently add desktop features when needed makes the Aegis NetDock an ideal companion for the MacBook Air," said Mike McCandless, VP of Sales & Marketing at Apricorn. "Its tiny size, affordable price and comprehensive feature set make the Aegis NetDock an appealing addition."
Availability and Pricing
Apricorn's Aegis NetDock is available from online retailers and Apricorn's website at http://www.apricorn.com
For more information on Aegis NetDock Mac Edition go to: http://www.apricorn.com/netdock-mac-edition
MSRP
With 500GB Hard Drive - $199
With 1TB Hard Drive - $229
Without Hard Drive - $69
Warranty
1 year
High Resolution Image
Front view: http://www.apricorn.com/media/high_res/NetDock_front.jpg
Back view: http://www.apricorn.com/media/high_res/NetDock_connections.jpg
About Apricorn
Apricorn, a leader in personal storage, offers a broad family of innovative, high-quality storage, backup & upgrade products for notebook & desktop applications. Apricorn was founded in 1983 and has developed numerous award-winning products under the Apricorn brand and has been an OEM supplier to a number of leading computer manufacturers. Apricorn is headquartered in Poway, California, and distributes products throughout North America and Canada. For additional information please visit http://www.apricorn.com.
Company Contact:
Apricorn
Michelle Fischer
(858) 513-4480
[email protected]
Media Contact:
ProLine Communications
Bruce Freeman
(973) 716-9457
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SOURCE Apricorn
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