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Avec son très performant X25-M, Intel est resté pendant très longtemps à la pointe du marché du SSD. Mais voilà, la concurrence a pointé le bout de son nez et a sonné le glas du X25-M. Intel se devait donc de réagir et l'arrivée du SATA 6.0 est l'occasion rêver pour nous livrer une nouvelle petite bête, le 510, que nous testons ce jour dans sa déclinaison 120 Go, et qui envoie théoriquement 450 Mo/sec en lecture et 210 Mo/sec en écriture.
For those that want speed and security from their hard drive, a solid state drive is your best option. The diskGenie 128gb is the mid ranged option out of iStorage's current range. They also sell a 30gb, 64gb, 240gb and 256gb; all of are priced differently at £140, £209, £689 and £919, respectively. iStorage claim that the diskGenie SSD is the world's most secure, smallest and affordable portable hard drive. With that in mind, let's see how the diskGenie does in the review...
The Western Digital My Book Series is one of the longest running product brand names in the storage market. Western Digital has done very well with My Book and all of the products in the group have turned out very well. In 2011 Western Digital is raising the bar for My Book by adding the new My Book 3.0, a new USB 3.0 connected enclosure to the series.
Some of you might want some extra storage and others may want to be safe and perform regular backups. The ideal solution for both is an external hard drive of some form which allows you to put in the hard drive with the size and speed you require and upgrade easily over time. This is especially true with the now quite common USB 3.0 interface which offers great speeds making backup's much quicker and more appealing to those of us who have lots of files.
L'arrivée du contrôleur SandForce SF1200 a sonné le glas de nombreux concurrents. Il faut dire que le coco était capable de tirer toute la quintessence de l'interface SATA 3.0. Aujourd'hui c'est le SF2200 qui débarque, et avec lui OCZ nous pond un Vertex 3 qui, sur le papier, promet encore une fois beaucoup et beaucoup, avec pas moins de 550 Mo/sec en lecture et 520 Mo/sec en écriture. Des chiffres qui donnent clairement le tournis...
For a long time we've been looking for a high quality NAS server to compete on the market with the same speed and abilities as the QNAP and Thecus products. What we've needed to find is a "QNAP-lite" product that allows users to store their data redundantly, allow for high speed file transfers and still use the DLNA protocol to connect to DLNA enabled devices. Many contenders have come and gone, yet all of them have either cost more than they should or performed so poorly that file transfers have taken too long. QNAP and Thecus make great products; sometimes they are too good. It would be very hard for either company to make a high capacity NAS with all of their bells and whistles and still deliver it at under 600 USD.
Our feature picture depicts the new Samsung PM800 mSATA 128GB SSD as it sits on top of our new Samsung 9 Series laptop. A few months ago, we reviewed the Samsung 470 Series 256GB SSD and were the first to identify it as a top tier SSD. The results and review did so well that Samsung as well as other review sites hadn't a clue. A flurry of 470 reviews followed and we think history is about to repeat itself.
Today’s review of the Crucial M4 256GB SSD comes as a ‘readers choice’ SSD review as it has made its way to our office only through the amount of e-mails received asking for its performance beside that of its big brothers and other SSDs of similar size. The common theme with new ‘Gen 2′ SSDs is that higher capacity equates to better performance. Our M4 128GB SSD tests seem to contradict this and we believe that Crucial just may have found the ‘sweet spot’ for this SSD.
As we all know USB 3.0 is an upcoming technology that will be the next most wanted storage or I/O interface since it has much faster speed than USB 2.0 technology; about 10x faster. Many storage vendors have started to ship their products with USB 3.0 interface and today we would like to bring you the first USB 3.0 flash drive from Centon with affordable price and compact size; RUSH 3.0.
Mittlerweile gibt es viele Mainboards, auf denen bereits ein USB 3.0 Anschluss vorhanden ist. Um nun die Vorzüge von USB 3.0 mit einer HDD nutzen zu können, schickt Akasa den DuoDock S ins Rennen. Hierbei handelt es sich um eine Dockingstation für 2,5 und 3,5" Festplatten, die mittels USB 3.0 die Daten an den PC überträgt. Der Vorteil vom DuoDock S besteht darin, das die HDDs nicht fest eingebaut werden müssen. Somit ist ein schneller Wechsel der Datenträger ein Kinderspiel. Wie sich der DuoDock S bei uns im Test geschlagen hat, erfahrt Ihr im folgenden Bericht. Viel Spaß beim Lesen......
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