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Get 1tb of Storage for You Xbox or PS3 With Datel’S Space Dock

February 17th, 2010 by: Range


Upgrading the hard drive in your Xbox 360 or PS3 can get pricey. The upcoming Datel Space Dock lets you expand your storage by as much as 1TB using an off-the-shelf hard drive.

space dock xbox 360 ps3

There are two versions coming out, one for PS3 and the other for Xbox 360. Both will sell for just $39.95 (USD) – hard drive not included. All you have to do is to drop in a 2.5″ or 3.5″ Serial ATA hard drive into the Space Dock.

The Space Dock can be connected to your video game console and can also be used to transfer files between your console and PC, if you haven’t configured it to work with your home network, or if you just don’t have one. You can also use it to archiveĀ  and retrieve files from your console’s internal hard drive. Do you really need those 100 game saves from Halo 3?

They’re available for order now over at CodeJunkies.

[via MaxConsole]


Comments (3):

  1. rich says:

    this is a stupid post.

    You can add any USB hard drive to theXbox

    Space Dock is not designed to store game saves or material downloaded from Xbox Live Marketplace

    So there is nothing special here i am afraid.

  2. technabob says:

    You sir are correct. I just read the smallprint on the Datel site. While that may be the case with the Xbox 360 version, but the PS3 version allows you to store game saves and downloads from the PlayStation Store.

  3. hobo says:

    the highest you can go memory wize on a ps3 is 500gigs… and internal HDD’s are cheaper than an external usb 1TB HDD

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