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As most of you know due to the somewhat recent HDD price drops and the continuous increase in storage capacity needs lately we've been focusing on storage related reviews from internal HDDs (consumer and enterprise grade) and up to external HDDs (both 3.5" and 2.5"
. However it's important that don't lose sight of what's really important and that is to cover all our readers out there with our reviews and so although we've tested quite a few external 2.5" drives lately most of them were large capacity ones with rugged enclosures. Still although having an external HDD with a rugged housing is never a bad thing because of their size and design it's somewhat difficult to carry them around in your back pocket. Well luckily Toshiba has that covered with their brand new STOR.E SLIM 500GB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive.
Intel was gracious enough to send a shiny new drive to the lab for review, so first off we would like to thank Intel for their generosity and the opportunity to review another of their newly minted 20nm Lithography MLC Flash equipped SSD’s. The drive I am speaking of is a member of Intel’s newly launched 335 Series; this time in a 180GB capacity.
If you’re a storage hound, chances are good you have a hard drive dock connected to your computer. They’re crazy popular, and for good reason. But what’s not so popular are docks that bundle wireless functionality in. Vantec’s latest does, so let’s dive in and see if it can give us the best of both worlds.
Samsung leverages the full power of its tremendous manufacturing capability with an SSD constructed entirely with Samsung building blocks. With the MDX controller, NAND and DRAM production in-house, Samsung aims to deliver the total package for their datacenter customers.
APH Networks reviews the SSDNow V300, a SSD using 19nm Toshiba toggle NAND flash. How well does it perform?
Today we have the 256GB version of the Ultra Plus connected to our test system and will find out how it compares to numerous alternative models.
Con l'avanzamento della tecnologia anche le pen drive si sono evolute e complice la riduzione di prezzo per GB ormai si trovano in commercio flash drive con grandi capacità a prezzi davvero ridicoli. Ciò non può che far felice coloro che hanno bisogno di portare con se sempre più dati senza però ricorrere a soluzioni ingombranti come spesso possono essere gli hard disk esterni. Ovviamente l'uso massivo e il trasporto delle pen drive spesso porta al loro deterioramento ed alcune perdono il loro design iniziale; ciò non accade con la Patriot Supersonic Boost XT da 32GB realizzata in uno chassis solido e robusto in colorazione nera che coniuga le prestazioni dell'interfaccia USB 3.0 alla totale protezione della stessa. Lo staff di Xtremehardware andrà ad analizzarla per voi e non vi resta che continuare a leggere nelle prossime pagine suddetta recensione.
Today we are looking at the new product from ADATA – the DashDrive Air AE400. The AE400 can interact with your PC and mobile devices to stream data from SD memory cards and USB storage media via wireless technology. It is also equipped with a power reserve which can charge mobile devices.
Plextor announced its new M5 Pro Xtreme SSD at CES 2013, but M5 Pro owners also received a free performance increase thanks to new Xtreme firmware.
Plextor's new flagship M5 Pro Xtreme hits our lab in the 256GB capacity size. Can Plextor break into the top performance tier with this product or will Xtreme just be another mainstream drive with aspirations of the crown?
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