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The only thing better than being asked to introduce a new solid state drive to market is receiving what could be a game changing SSD out of the blue and from a company we had never dealt with prior. The PNY Prevail 240GB 6Gbps SSD contains 10K rated eMLC memory, LSI SandForce performance, a five year warranty and value. Is the fact that its lifespan is rated more than two to three times that of other SSDs worth taking a closer look?
Mobile Datenspeicher in Form von USB-Sticks gibt es von vielen verschiedenen Herstellern in den unterschiedlichsten Formen und Größen mit diversen Kapazitäten. Mit dem DataTraveler R500 bietet Kingston einen USB-Stick, welcher neben einem robusten und strapazierfähigen Gehäuse auch noch flink genug für die alltäglichen Arbeiten sein soll. Insgesamt mit drei verschiedenen Kapazitäten (16, 32 und 64 GiB) wird der DataTraveler R500 angeboten. Die kleinste Version mit 16 GiB Speicherkapazität nehmen wir in unserem heutigen Review unter die Lupe. Wie sich der Kingston DataTraveler R500 schlägt, erfahrt ihr somit auf den folgenden Seiten.
Western Digital is continually trying to identify gaps in the market and tailor a solution that fills those gaps by providing drives that deliver the performance and features that are attractive to that market segment. With the recent release of their new Se series of drives, Western digital is bridging the gap between their enterprise Re series and their NAS WD Red series. Essentially, the new Se series is a low end Enterprise drive that provides similar performance of an Re drive with a lower cost per gigabyte (due to it's lower workload rating). On paper, this is a perfect solution SOHO/SMB that are looking for higher reliability and performance over desktop drives, but without the enterprise cost that generally comes with the jump from desktop to enterprise class drives.
Synology is a company that has specialized in NAS devices and has quite an extensive catalog of products which basically covers every need on the market. Today I will be reviewing one of their newer products, the “DiskStation DS210j” which is primarily intended for use in home networks. This product really has o ton of interesting specifications which are available at their website.
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Today Ian takes a look at the Ineo external hard drive enclosure. >From installation through testing and usefullness, Ian brings you the facts on this new product. Find out if the Ineo worthy of your cash?
We've already seen Patriot's low cost SSD offering for 2011, the Torqx 2 using a new Phison controller. Then we saw the 2011 flagship Wildfire that pairs a SandForce SF-2281 controller with synchronous IMFT flash, the current go-to combination for the best performance available. Today we are looking at the product that has been shoehorned between the Torqx 2 and Wildfire, the Pyro.
Let's face it: DVD is on the way out as a data storage medium. Don't believe me? Do you remember when writable CDs were all the rage? I do, and I have a receipt for the $1000 2x drive to prove it. Once writeable DVDs became affordable, they were the backup medium of choice, and only recently have dual-layer products become affordable.
The Patriot LX Class 10 SDHC memory card offers guaranteed sequential write speeds of 10MB/s. If you bought an SDHC card in the last year, it probably was a Class 6. The increase of 4 MB/s means you'll be able to clear your camera's or camcorder's buffer faster and get right back to shooting.
Samsung SSD 840 Basic mit 250 GByte im Test bei PCGH: Auf dem SSD Global Summit hat Samsung am 24. September die SSD-840-Reihe vorgestellt - nach dem Test der SSD 840 Pro haben wir nun die langsamere, aber günstigere SSD 840 Basic durch unseren Parcours gescheucht und präsentieren den PCGH-Test samt Benchmarks und Messungen zum Stromverbrauch.
Kingston announced the SSDNow V+ series of SSDs on August 10, 2009 and aimed the product at mainstream consumers who wanted to switch over from a hard drive to a solid-state drive. Legit Reviews did a review on the 256GB V+ series SSD last fall and found it to be using all Samsung components and was an overall solid performing mainstream drive. Kingston announced their second generation of V+ series SSDs yesterday and we have spent the past several weeks playing around with one of these new drives. What has Kingston done differently with their second generation of V+ series drives? Well, for starters they have moved over to a Toshiba controller with Toshiba MLC NAND Flash. The drive also features Windows 7 TRIM support right out of the box, is available in higher capacities and is said to be speedier overall with improved read/write speeds.
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