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Just when you thought Chris looked at every SSD available, he flies to Asia to take on the European and Asian markets.
Bei unserem Treffen mit ADATA auf der Cebit hat vor allem das DashDrive Air AE400 unser Interesse geweckt. Das kleine Multitalent vereint gleich vier Funktionen in einem Gerät – ein SD-Kartenleser, eine Powerbank für Smartphones und Co., ein drahtloses USB-Speichergerät sowie Access Point. Abgerundet werden die vielen Funktionen durch ein auffälliges Design.
Today we have the Akasa DuoDock 2S hard drive docking station on our test bench which lets you hook up two hard drives to your machine via a USB3.0 interface. Both hard drive slots support both 2.5″ and 3.5″ hard drives, making this product as flexible as possible. We will also be taking a look at Akasa’s USB3.0 two-port ExpressCard notebook adapter which lets users add USB3.0 functionality to their laptop without significant cost.
Es existieren Situationen, in denen das Alignment einer SSD nicht optimal eingestellt ist. Das kann eine Windows 7-Installation auf einer HDD nach Partitionierung mit einem ungeeigneten Tool sein, aber auch eine Migration des "alten" Systems von einer HDD auf eine SSD kommt in FRage, besonders dann, wenn Windows 7 auf der HDD mit einem falschen Offset (Alignment) installiert wurde. Da bekanntlich die Performance und auch Lebensdauer einer SSD bei einem falschen Wert des Alignment leidet, stellt sich die Frage, ob es ohne Datenverlust und Neuinstallation möglich ist, das Alignment auf den richtigen Wert nachträglich zu korrigieren. Wir sind der Frage in diesem Workshop auf den Grund gegangen. Viel Spaß beim Weiterlesen...
The Vertex is back, and this time it features more OCZ than ever before! (No, we're not kidding.) Powered by its latest Everest 2 platform, the Vertex 4 is a completely in-house SSD that not only brings Indilinx back to the table, but very well has the potential to be the most reliable Vertex-branded SSD we've ever seen.
When we reviewed the 512GB Vertex 4 in April, the drive literally blew us away. Finally, the Sandforce 2281 controller was dethroned at the top of the performance charts. Today we are looking at the 128GB Vertex 4, with the latest 1.4 firmware revision.
Personal cloud storage by Transcend, it's time to take a look at the StoreJet product and see how it performs.
Why is USB 3.0 a big deal? Well to some it might not be... yet. It is rather new, so not many machines out there have it. If your machine doesn't have it, providing you have the room in your case, you can get an adapter card. USB 2.0 has a peak speed of 480MB/sec while USB 3.0 has a peak speed of 5Gb/sec. Those numbers speak for themselves. In this case Vantec revised their SATA to USB 2.0 adapter that connects to the back of a drive.
Storage solutions are evolving rapidly, that much was clear at the WD conference in Turkey. Western Digital, along with hard disk manufacturer HGST, provided a glimpse into the future.
Patriot's Bolt series of flash drives prove that file security doesn't have to come at a premium price. $25 for the 8GB model is easy on the wallet, and it performs just as well as any other flash drive out there and has a sleek look to boot. The AES 256-bit hardware encryption will keep your files safe in the event the drive gets lost or stolen, and the built-in software is straightforward and works great right out of the box.
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