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what exactly do you mean... a kit to hook a drive up to a computer or one to duplicate drives ( without hooking up to a computer ) ?

[shard92]

what exactly do you mean... a kit to hook a drive up to a computer or one to duplicate drives ( without hooking up to a computer ) ?

[shard92]

okay so next question you are talking hooking them up on the fly via usb to say a desktop? just clarifying so I know what it is you want to do for sure...

I'm afraid though I won't be much more help as I have not seen any that will do multiple types of drives but I don't deal with enclosures alot.... I have had some experience with a hard drive copier and that had several types of adaptors/connectors so it MAY be possible... Any that you find though should have a seperate power source for sure as I don't think you'll be able to draw good power from the usb ( especially from a laptop... )

[dsenette]

http://www.sundialmi...k_1866_752.html i think you'd be looking for something like that...i can't vouch for the product though

[Kemasa]

I have seen, from a distance, a device which allows you to connect a hard drive to the computer with several different connection options. The drive is connected outside of a case and is used by techs to transfer data and test disks.

It is a small black box with several different connectors around it.

it sounds like what you are looking for, but I don't have more details about it. A person who used to work where I do have one.

These seem to be one function devices:

http://www.redferret.net/?p=6312
http://www.redferret.net/?p=9962

This might something, but there are little details, the search reported more:

http://pc.pcconnecti...-2000-100a.html

I will see if I can find out more info.