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Thecus' YES Nano

by Steve Kerrison on 9 February 2006, 15:57

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Remember the Thecus N2100? Remember the Ultra 2.5" disk enclosure? Combine the two and you have something that might equate to the new N1050 YES Nano from Thecus.

Thecus has taken the idea of their YES Box and made it really small. Marketed under the same YES branding as the N2100, the YES Nano is in its most basic form a 2.5" hard drive enclosure. However, it implements a USB technology which, on portable devices such as itself, should be used more often, we think.

The N1050 features USB 2.0 On-The-Go. This means it supports USB 2.0 operation, and more importantly it can act as either a slave or host device. When plugged into a PC, the YES Nano is just a mass storage device. However, it can be a host 'machine' for other devices like digital cameras. This allows the backup of content without the need for a PC.

The YES Nano will run off the USB power supply, or batteries, making it ultra portable. You'll have to put your own 2.5" laptop drive in it, but that means you have a choice as to what capacity you need (or can afford.)

N1050 YES Nano

There's no word on pricing yet, but we do know that Boston, and no doubt a number of other e-tailers, will be stocking the N1050 when it becomes available.



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Interesting to see this item and thank you for your site.
I had a spare 2.5inch HD from my upgraded laptop. This has been in the store box for two years but then I found recently NeXons HD cases were on ebay at 99p plus postage and purchased one.
It works fine via a single or double usb and now provides storage for my Powerpoint presentations. Very convenient as editing from either desktop or laptop is simple - especially when my wife is on the laptop. :Oops: - did I mean that!
That's a good plan - most removable usb drives lack that kind of proper functionality, which is a shame. :)
I really needed something like that on a recent holiday, filled up my digital camera and
the only place i could get them transfered was at the hotel where they charged $20 US
for a cd then $10 for others. They didnt even have DVD writers the gits the amount of
money i would have had to spend to copy all the photos would have cost more than buying
something like this and a brand new laptop HDD.

If I go on a similar trip I would def buy something like this.

I went to st Lucia by the way which is why i couldnt find anywhere to do it.