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Mobile Datenträger gibt es in verschiedenen Größen, Formen, Kapazitäten und vor allem auch Preisen. Während wir uns bei unseren letzten Tests eher USB-Sticks im höheren Preissegment angeschaut haben, folgt nun ein Test eines recht günstigen Datenträgers. Der G2 gehört zur DataTraveler-Serie von Kingston und ist in Kapazitäten von 2 GB bis 32 GB erhältlich. In unserem heutigen Test haben wir das mittlere Exemplar, den 8 GB großen DataTraveler G2. Wir er sich schlägt, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
Stronger, bigger and faster that is just what we are all seeking for when we are looking for a flash memory stick. And that is exactly what Patriot had in mind as well when they released the Xporter Magnum 64GB memory drive. Their mission is simple, and this is to be the vendor of choice for the computer and consumer electronic industries with a commitment to service and quality. Which is exactly what they have been doing over the last few years, building up a strong service with high quality products and as such becoming a choice for many out there looking for memory related hardware. With a wide variety to choose from and capacities reaching 64GB, you can literally take everything with you.
The cost-efficient MQ01ABDXXX series from Toshiba comes with capacities between 250GB and 1TB, with one or two platters and were designed for low power consumption, operating temperatures and silent operation. These are ideal for upgrading the storage in our PS3, usage for saving backups and other applications which do not need stellar read/write speeds.
The 128GB Kingston SDXC card has been evaluated to write at speeds above 14MB/s and read at speeds approaching 40MB/s. This is pretty good performance, but its by no means the fastest card. Serious photographers may be interested in seeing that write speed higher to ensure that their technnology doesn't keep them from getting the shots they want!
Intel recently released a new firmware for the second generation X25 SSDs. We flash one 160Gb SSDSA2M160G2GC to the new firmware to see what has changed.
So where do I stand when it comes to evaluating the QNAP TS-219P as an overall unit? The benchmark results are certainly respectable. You can count on performance in the range of 20 to 40MB/s depending on file size and transfer rate. The difference between RAID 0 and RAID 1 is large enough that you'll notice a small increase in speed but at the same time small enough that you won't be waiting forever while data is duplicated to both drives.
While there used to be a gradual change within the data storage segment, things have changed rapidly with the introduction of network attached storage drives. These NAS drives work at an increased efficiency and enable your business processes to access data in the most efficient manner. While the office space is optimized to the maximum level, the speed and efficacy of your business processes is improved and data crash hassles are completely annihilated. However, the success lies in choosing the best network drive storage solutions for your business.
The Toshiba PX02SM series of SSDs leverages the enhanced speed of dual port 12Gb/s SAS, the Toshiba/Marvell controller and 24nm eMLC NAND to provide bleeding edge performance.
This morning, SandForce officially releases their SF-2200 series processors to manufacturers which are capable of parallel transfer speeds of 500MB/s read and write. It is hard to believe that SandForce only opened their doors just over a year ago and their impact has changed the way we are looking at solid state drives today. Earlier this year, I made a statement that I believed SandForce to be in a position to equal those who have made such great impact on computer technology before them, most noteably Intel and Microsoft. I will stand by that and after reading a bit of what we have to offer, you just may understand why.
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