“Moving on, the ‘Infinity-Drive’ – which sounds like it should be something out of Galaxy Quest is actually an aluminium 2.5” USB ATA notebook drive enclosure. It has a brushed, anodized finish with plastic end caps and very little else worth mentioning – apart from the USB port and a little black hole in the back. It is easily removed by simply pulling it from the bay. When removed, the empty bay is covered by a spring loaded plastic door designed to look just like the front of the enclosure.””Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Seagate FreeAgent Go 120GB USB HDD Review @ Mikhailtec
- HighPoint RocketRAID 2314 eSATA Tested @ TweakTown
- Using an Xbox 360 HD DVD Player on a desktop PC @ Legit Reviews
- Seagate FreeAgent Pro 750GB External Hard Drive @ I4U
- Sony Develops Fluid-Filled Bags For Hard Disks @ Slashdot
- OCZ Technology Secure Digital Dual Review @ The TechZone
The Swiss Army knife of card readers

PCApex has posted a review of the Aero Cool Infinity 25-in-1 card reader. It is designed much the same as most fan controllers, and sits in an unused 5.25″ bay, and offers more than just card reading capabilities. It sports 2 USB ports and hides a 2.5″ notebook HDD in it’s interior. It’s not as easy to remove as some devices, but it is more semi-portable than fully portable, and it will solve any card reading problems you might have, and more.