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Today we are comparing seven competitiors covering a range of models. Some are the latest available, others are slightly older so you have an idea of how drives from today compare to those from last year. We'll also be updating our group test as new models become available!
Today we have a chance to review a USB flash drive from Super Talent with latest USB technology; USB 3.0 which was released in year 2008. Of course the fanciest feature of USB 3.0 is the speed; 4.8 Gbps which is 10x faster than the USB 2.0 in theoretically. Without further delay, let's go through this device in-depth and see whether it is a right moment switching to USB 3.0 devices.
Today for review I’ve got the ioSafe Solo 500gb USB External Hard Drive, and it’s one heck of a drive in both size and how it protects your data. The Solo weighs in at 15lbs and it’s fireproof and waterproof, it’s truly a great way to protect your data from disaster. I’ve spent time with it testing it of course, but I also decided to test just how waterproof it is, I tossed it in a stream nearby to test just how waterproof it is. Read on for videos, pictures and tests of the ioSafe Solo
Vector is OCZ’s first SSD release since the ushering in of a new CEO and fresh perspective on its direction. It’s also the first SSD to come equipped with both in-house firmware and controller. In effect, OCZ has built its Vector SSD from the ground up with its rich internal resources – has it paid off?
The latest external dual docking station by Thermaltake called the BlacX Duet 5G may not carry special features such as RAID0-1 modes but it does serve its purpose by offering blazing fast transfer speeds via USB 3.0 connectivity.
OCZ Technology have been at the forefront of Solid State designs now for many years. They released their Vertex 3 drives which featured the Sandforce 2281 controller back in 2011. This was a popular drive among the enthusiast audience as it offered excellent performance characteristics at a competitive price point. The Vertex 3.20 is a re-engineering of the original design, now incorporating 20nm Synchronous Multi Level Cell (MLC) NAND flash. OCZ’s goal is to deliver higher performance in 2013, while driving down the price.
Hard drives with solid state cache storage, also known as hybrid drives, have been around for awhile. They are popular with laptop users but until now, those that have equipment designed to work only with 7mm high drives have been out of luck. Seagate's latest SSHD has been redesigned to a smaller, 7mm form factor as well as improved performance. See how it compares to the previous generation Momentus XT drive.
Mit der Einführung von USB3.0 begannen auch immer mehr Hersteller passende externe Gehäuse für die Datensicherung mit eben diesem Anschluss anzubieten. Der große Vorteil der Gehäuse zu den USB2.0-Vorgängern liegt in der deutlich höheren Transferrate. Diese hatten aber auch schon Laufwerke mit eSATA-Schnittstelle, welche ebenfalls deutlich höhere Transferraten erzielen konnten, als es USB2.0-Gehäuse schafften. Jedoch besitzen nur weniger Mainboards einen entsprechenden Anschluss und so verliert sich der Vorteil wieder, da häufig auf USB2.0 ausgewichen werden muss. Thermaltake hat seit einiger Zeit diverse Festplattengehäuse im Angebot, mit der neuen BlacX-Serie kommen nun auch Dockingstations dazu, welche Wahlweise mit USB3.0- oder eSATA-Anschluss ausgestattet sind und ein oder zwei Laufwerke aufnehmen können. Das heute getestete BlacX 5G besitzt den neuen USB3.0-Anschluss und kann wahlweise eine 2,5- oder eine 3,5-Zoll-Festplatte aufnehmen. Wie sich das Gehäuse im Test schlägt, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
It is always interesting when a new controller steps into the market for SSDs and today we are looking at the Kingston SSDNow V+ Series with the new Toshiba T6UG1XBG drive controller. Will this new controller be a step up or another JMicron disaster? Read on to find out.
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