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The old saying is that good things come in small packages, and that's definitely the case with the Thecus N0204 Mini NAS. It's no larger than a portable hard drive but provides a lot more than just storage. I don't know of any other NAS box that is this portable and manages to pack an FTP server, print server, media server, and so many other features into a tiny unit that can fit in your jacket pocket.
The BlacX Duet we have on hand today is the third in the BlacX series of hard drive docking stations from Thermaltake. We first saw the BlacX at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show and got our hands on a review sample a month later. We came away from that review very impressed with the concept and implementation, although USB-only transfer left us wanting more. The second coming of the BlacX, dubbed the SE version, featured a 4-port USB hub but still failed to deliver eSATA transfer capability. With the latest release of the BlacX, Thermaltake has done away with the 4-port USB hub, added a second slot that allows for two drives to be mounted simultaneously and finally added eSATA compatibility. This is looking more like the BlacX we hoped for nearly two years ago.
The product I’ve got today is called the i-Tech SIMDrive and it looks like a small USB flash but it has a slot on it for your sim card to be inserted into. On the drive itself is software to allows you to access, edit, backup and even export your contacts from the sim card. You do all this from your computer so it makes the whole process much easier. It’s inexpensive, and in my opinion well worth it to be able to easily access and backup your contacts.
Seagate recently announced the release of the Barracuda XT in a 2TB flavor and what is remarkable is that it comes in the new SATA III pushing the standard to 6GB/s. The XT promises to bring with it all new records in speed and storage capability. We think the Barracuda XT couldn't get much better unless they wrapped it in bacon.
We all know that two is better than one, we have dual core CPUs, dual GPU video cards, and if you really want to get the most out of your storage, a set of SSDs in RAID will boost your performance noticeably. We tested 6 different RAID stripe sizes and 3 different RAID configs in 4 different storage benchmarks, some synthetic, others real world operations. More than 1200 benchmarks results summed up in a few charts.
For this review I will be looking at a product from a manufacturer that until fairly recently, a couple of months or so ago, I had never come across before. The company is In Win and the product of theirs I am looking at for this review is a laptop hard drive enclosure, but with a nice added security feature of RFID.
Most consumer electronic products that use flash memory have moved to SD/SDHC media and with the convergences comes products that can be smaller and portable. Kingston produced an update to the original MobileLite brand of portable card reader known as the MobileLite G2 and this is the focus of the review.
Die neuen SSD Serien Nova und Reactor von Corsair trauen sich so langsam in größerer Stückzahl auf den Markt. Technic3D hat bereits jetzt jeweils ein Exemplar der aktuellen Corsair SSDs im Testlabor.
Wer die Daten auf seinem USB-Stick sicher verwahren will, kommt in der Regel um Software nicht herum. Nicht so bei Corsairs Flash Padlock 2, der Nummerntasten zur PIN-Eingabe ohne Software und eine hardwarebasierte AES-Verschlüsselung mitbringt. Wir haben uns Corsairs neues USB-Produkt näher angesehen und auf Herz und Nieren geprüft.
Wir vergleichen die G.Skill Falcon II als günstige 64-GB-SSD mit der Kingston SSDNow V+mit 128 GB Speicherplatz. Toshiba/Kingston (Controller/Speicher) gegen Indilinx/Intel. Im Test setzen wir erstmals neben ATTO den AS SSD Benchmark und die Realtests aus unserem letzten Artikel ein.
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