Disk-On-Module   8GB

* Select the 44 pin male to 44 pin male adapter option if the use of an IDE female to female connector cable is required or when using an IDE to USB adapter.

** Current DOMs are not labeled with the AOTL label.

A Disk-On-Module (DOM), is a flash drive intended to be plugged directly onto the motherboard and is used as a computer Hard Drive (HDD). DOM devices emulate a traditional hard disk drive, resulting in no need for special drivers or other specific operating system support. DOMs are usually used for industrial control areas, embedded systems, telecom, military, Communications Equipment, Network Routers, POS Machines, Embedded Devices, Automation Equipment, Aerospace Facilities, Medical Equipment, Gaming, etc. DOMs are often deployed in harsh environments where mechanical HDDs would simply fail, or in thin clients because of small size, low power consumption and silent operation. The Mean Time Before Failure (MTBF) is 1,000,000 hours of operation. DOMs are made to last with heavy file system use. In the pictures above you can see the size of this DOM next to a typical USB thumb drive. At just a 1/4" thick, it just sits there vertically on an Amiga A1200 motherboard, out of the way of everything including the keyboard. This is the safest, easiest, most reliable and best upgrade you can make for your beloved retro computers. Please check out the options at checkout below.

Watch Alan Ratelif talk about DOMs with Guru Meditation (starting @ 50 seconds in)

"Used in any computer with a 44 Pin IDE header."

Mac's PC's....... again any computer.

1" tall. 1/4" thick. 2" wide

Works in stock Mac's, PC's and Amiga 1200, 4000.

Option at checkout:

44 Pin Male to 44 Pin Male adapter. Allows the use of the DOM with a 44 pin IDE cable.