VisionTek Xtreme2 Go Drive USB 2.0 Review

By Ian Bell September 6, 2004

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“There are products that we need to have, others would be nice to have or want to have. I believe products that can improve productivity resulting to better time management and lowering cost are the ones that we need to have. Which category does VisionTek Go Drive fall into? We shall find out.

Before we go exploring the Go Drive, let’s take a look at the Company, VisionTek. This was not the same VisionTek that we used to know several years ago. I still have the Xtasy Personal Cinema from the old VisionTek running. VisionTek was acquired by Hartford Computer Group in December, 2002 and began partnering with ATI. Here, you find a bit more about the transition Interview with VisionTek.”

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