It was several years ago and I didn't remember it right. I had 2 PCs hooked together with a crossover cable and it was transferring a gig per minute.

Just a lapse in memory, not intentional, I just remember it being a heck of a lot faster than I could download stuff at the time.

I bet it made detective kim's day looking up all the info to prove that can't be done that fast.


Oh and BTW. do better research next time.

"The ioDrive duo comes with 160GB of storage, for the basic model, with up to 1.28TB for the top model, it has read speeds of 1.5GB per second and write speeds of 1.4GB per second.

It is designed for the server and enterprise market and can be used in a RAID-1 setup for maximum performance..

It is possible to use the RAID-1 setup with just one card, between two memory modules, as the other ioDrives it connect to your PC via a PCie slot.

There is no word on pricing as yet, it is due to go on sale in April, I bet it is going to cost a fair bit when it is launched, especially the 1.28TB model."

Source: http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/fusion-iodrive-duo/