Description

Showcasing Intel’s revolutionary Thunderbolt™ 2 connectivity, the Pegasus2 boasts a staggering 20 Gb/s speed - more than enough to effortlessly handle and accelerate any 3D or 4K (Ultra-HD) workflow environment.

Its the perfect partner for the Mac Pro

When you combine the innovation of the new Mac Pro with Thunderbolt™ 2 and the capacity and performance of the industry’s fastest storage solution, Pegasus2 – amazing things happen. Easily expand the Mac Pro’s flash storage capacity by daisy-chaining multiple Pegasus2 systems to achieve massive amounts of additional storage space!

Its also Windows compatible, Pegasus works with Window environments, too. For example, you could build an amazing system with Promise Windows compatible Thunderbolt™ 2 solutions and HP Z Workstations for exceptionally fast connectivity, enabling users to push the limits of their creativity.

Experience the ability to seamlessly edit and stream 4K (Ultra HD) content, while backing up those files at the same time! Thanks to the world’s fastest connectivity speed (20 Gb/s - double the speed of the previous generation), Thunderbolt™ 2 perfectly supports bandwidth-hogging 4K workflows.

Being away from the studio for a shoot doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice the RAID protection or speeds of your SAN storage. You can take this compact, portable package almost anywhere. This makes it ideal for filmmakers, photographers, graphic designers, and other multimedia professionals.

Pegasus2 R2+ is a Thunderbolt 2 hardware RAID 0/1 storage solution with USB 3.0 that includes two hot-swappable hard disk drives and a versatile media bay, which offers users a choice of three interchangeable pods for convenient media exchange - a CF/SD Reader, SSD Reader, and 1TB HDD Pod. Plus, each pod comes with USB 3.0 Micro-B for independent access, providing the ability interchange the Pod away from the editing suite.

Note that the USB 3.0 connection and Thunderbolt connection CANNOT be used at the same time.

A drive or connected device in the Media Bay is not detected when using the USB 3.0 connection.