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Nella recensione odierna andremo ad analizzare il Kingston MobileLite Wireless, una soluzione di storage portatile che consente la condivisione via wireless di immagini, musica video ed ogni genere di file. Il MobileLite permette all’utente di condividere i dati presenti in un supporto USB o in una scheda SD. Il dispositivo inoltre può essere usato come caricatore di emergenza per i nostri dispositivi multimediali.
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.
Intel’s 9-series chipset has launched and one of the most interesting features that it delivers is native support for M.2 SSDs. Devices using the M.2 (formerly NGFF) connector can differ in their connection to the chipset. Two common approaches used today are the M.2 PCIe variant, which uses PCIe connections, and M.2 SATA, which operates via a SATA controller commonly found on 2.5″ SSDs. We managed to bag an early engineering sample of an upcoming Kingston drive that uses the M.2 SATA approach. Let’s take a look at what it has to offer.
LSI SandForce announced the new B02 stepping several months ago. Now companies are starting to build hardware. SF-2281VB2 uses technologies introduced by LSI to reduce the power consumption of the successful 2281 SATA III controller. The result is the same SF-2281 performance, but now paired with ultra low power consumption.
Kingston hat mit der HyperX-SSD-Serie sein erstes Solid State Drive mit dem aktuellen Controller von SandForce vorgestellt. Wir haben das Premium-Produkt eingehend getestet. Außerdem überprüfen wir die aktuelle Firmware-Version der SandForce-SSDs anhand der Kingston HyperX und Corsair Force GT auf reale Leistungsverbesserungen.
Kingston’s HyperX moniker has always been assigned to their performance products whether it is computer memory or USB drives. Now you can add SSDs to that naming convention as they have released the HyperX SSD, a performance based drive geared towards the computer enthusiast market.
Aller guten Dinge sind..., nun soweit sind wir noch nicht, aber eines ist richtig, die neue Kingston HyperX SSD ist inzwischen die dritte SSD mit SF-2281 Controller, die wir testen. Was die Kapazität und Vergleichbarkeit angeht, handelt es sich auch diesmal um eine SSD mit 120GB Kapazität, wohingegen die Flashtechnologie wiederum von Micron stammt. Es handelt sich also demzufolge um ONFi 2.2 NAND und nicht wie bei der Patriot Wildfire um Toshibas Toggle-NAND Technik.
Today we are reviewing the Kingston HyperX Savage SSD 480Gb Standalone Kit, and once we are done with it, we are giving it away. In the office we only use SSDs for our main builds, gaming or general office rigs, we wouldn't consider using anything else. We use a number of HDDs in our Server, and one or two for hot back ups, but that's it. We are always interested in testing a new SSD that we have never used, so let's get on
Kingston HyperX Savage im Test: USB-Stick mit 128 GB liebt Filme, aber scheut Spiele @ ComputerBase
Seven to eight years ago enthusiasts, professionals and hardcore gamers who decided to trust a brand new and revolutionary storage technology called solid state drives only had products from a handful of manufacturers to choose from including Intel, Micron, SanDisk, Kingston, OCZ and Corsair. Of course by then SSD technology had been in the works and evolving for much longer (over a decade actually) but it wasn't until 2007 that it made its first "shy" steps in the consumer market and thus was available to the masses at quite reasonable prices. Today there are literally hundreds of SSD manufacturers (most are OEM ones) around but it's always preferable to pick a model by one of the first ones to jump in the SSD wagon and since Kingston just released the latest addition in their HyperX line called the Savage we decided to take a look and see how it does.
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