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Master Panel (MTP-101)
by Vizo
Introduction
May 26, 2007
Master Panel (MTP-101): Introduction • Master Panel (MTP-101): What's In The Box / A Closer Look
Master Panel (MTP-101): Specifications • Master Panel (MTP-101): Conclusion

Vizo Master Panel
(MTP-101)
Application: Connect ATA, SATA, and eSATA hard drives with relative simplicity. Hot Plug and Hot Swappable support. Fits neatly in one 5.25" computer case bay.
Official Website: Vizo
MSRP: $49.99
Vizo has a neat little accessory for your computer you just might enjoy. Hek, you might even buy two of them. The MTP-101 is a hard drive interface which normally is fixed on your motherboard. However, as many computer users have discovered, it's not convenient to open the computer case, navigate through the endless sea of cables and wires, just to hook up a drive. For permanent uses, opening the computer case would be fine, but many hard drives today are used externally and swapped on a regular basis.

The Vizo Master Panel is designed for those computer users who need the convenience of hooking up a hard drive quickly without the laborious task of messing around with the computer internals. Personally, I can find some solace with this because (I am sure I am not alone here) I regularly purchase hard drives which are on sale and like to test them before installing them permanently into my computer system.

Listed below are some of the features of the MTP-101:

  • Designed for 5.25" bays
  • Compatible with SATA port and E-SATA port
  • Compatible with ATA/ATAPI port (IDE)
  • Support "Hot Plug" and "Hot Swappable" devices
  • LED Indicator
  • Reduces wires and cables inside computer case
  • Support WIN 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista
  • Support MAC OS 9.X, OS X, or above
  • Available in Black, Gray, or Pearl White
Just holding the MTP-101 in my hands, it felt well-made and of good quality. Let's take a look on the next page more closely...

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