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The FibreBlock

  • 01/05/01

The FibreBlock, a storage device, possesses a storage capacity starting at 240GB. The new RAID device is almost small enough to fit in the palm of one's hand. Equipped with multi-streaming technology, the FibreBlock is able to handle multiple streams of data running simultaneously through a single port at a combined transfer rate of 80-85 MB per second.

Compatible with all host bus adapters, the device is capable of integrating a diverse range of applications, from high-end desktop computing and CAD/CAE to the latest in SAN enterprise storage. The FibreBlock is ideal for any application requiring cost effective storage. This product has received all agency approvals and is backed by a one-year warranty, with which a 24-hour exchange program is offered. Storage Concepts, Tustin, CA, (800) 525-9217, www.storageconcepts.com.

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