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Thecus launched the XXX series of NAS devices to match a device to every person’s needs. The N2200XXX is geared towards individuals and certainly brings some outstanding performance to the table. Loaded with plenty of features for digital media storage the N2200XXX is sure to meet the needs of even the most demanding home user. With a 1.8Ghz Atom processor and DDR3 memory the N2200XXX certainly has some muscle behind it.
Corsair started off as one of the biggest manufacturers of computer RAM modules but nowadays they are also renowned for their power supplies, cooling solutions and SSD drives. Not two weeks ago we reviewed the fastest SSD they currently produce, a Force GT series drive. Today we are having a look at the Force 3 SSD, a drive using the same controller as the premium Force GT SSD. We are going to examine the drive’s synthetic and real world performance in this review.
"Alors que nous vivons l’ère du tout numérique, le NAS, abréviation de Network Attached Storage, est devenu le périphérique indispensable pour stocker et partager ses données sur son réseau local mais également à travers Internet. Une façon d’accéder à ses données dématérialisées quel que soit l’endroit où vous vous trouviez mais aussi quel que soit l’appareil utilisé."
The Kingston Wi-Drive 32GB wireless flash storage device is a very cool little gadget that could make using your iPod, iPad, or just about any other Wi-Fi enabled device much more enjoyable. You can effortlessly expand your capacity for movies, music, photos, and other files, and you also have the option of sharing your content with a few friends, too.
I just got off the phone with someone before I started writing this and came to the realization that we're just four days away from the end of another month. We've just about finished the first third of quarter three. The start of the year was pretty crazy, but the rest of it is going to be even more so I think with so much happening from all the major companies.
The controversy surrounding OCZs lack of inclusion of the Revo 3x2 240GB SSD in its product specifications is about to come to an end. The SSD Review has just received word from Jessica Luken, Global Marketing Director of OCZ, that the Revo 3x2 240GB version is prepping for release and has a product code of RVD3X2-FHPX4-240G - 84202402723. Can you say 200,000 IOPS for under $700? Most likely the result of our Revo 3x2 review title, "1.5GB/s Read 1.25GB/s Write As Little As $699", The SSD Review was flooded with e-mails asking for confirmation after OCZ initially posted Revo 3x2 information, listing only 480 and 960GB configurations of the Revo 3x2. Results of our queries at that time resulted in the quote "Down The Road" and threads flooded the internet with the theme, 'What happened to the Revo 3x2 240GB?'
Another day, another hard drive review but this one is a 2.5” notebook drive, specifically it’s the Seagate Momentus 7200.4 500gb hard drive. I’ve put it up against a couple 3.5” drives as I was curious as to how a notebook drive stacks up against a desktop drive. let’s get into it…
Mit Intels SSD 320 testen wie den Nachfolger der legendären „Postville“. Außerdem analyiseren wir die Mach Xtreme MX-DS Turbo sowie die Unterschiede zwischen Toggle- und ONFI-NAND durch den Vergleich zur Extrememory XLR8 Express mit 120 GB. Neben den Leistungstest gehen wir zudem auf aktuelle Probleme im Zusammenhang mit SSDs ein.
We are starting to get overloaded with these new mainstream drives that use SandForce SF-2281 controllers paired with asynchronous flash. These products are just coming in from every angle and I'm starting to get the feeling they'll outnumber the faster synchronous drives in terms of total SKUs offered in total by the Team SandForce manufacturers. This is good news for the mainstream market looking for good, actually, above average SSD performance, but not so good for those looking for the ultimate performance found with synchronous flash SandForce drives.
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