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Nous l'avons vu dernièrement par le biais de nos différents articles, il existe plusieurs versions de SSD en SF2281. Puces 32 nm, puces 25 nm, puces de type synchrone ou asynchrone, il devient de plus en plus difficile de s'y retrouver, d'autant plus si les références sont réellement proches, comme avec les A-DATA S511 et S510. Aujourd'hui, c'est le 510 qui nous intéresse, avec ses 550 Mo/sec en lecture et 510 Mo/sec en écriture, presque comme le S511 donc. Mais quelles sont les différences en réalité ? Réponse dans cet article.
Nowadays no matter where i look or what press release i read it seems that almost everything in the electronics industry revolves around the portable needs people have (the ones that don't will probably get pulled in regardless) and so daily we see all sorts of new devices emerge including smartphones, tablets, wireless speakers and headsets, battery packs, carrying/protection cases, 2.5" external HDDs, wireless access points, wireless media streamers/readers and much more. Personally i am not much into carrying multiple devices with me when i go away just to cover my portable needs but i do thing that there are some exceptions and so aside the usual battery packs which i think are a must and some wireless headsets/speakers lately I’ve also been using quite a few of the latest wireless media streamers/readers and one of those has been the ICY BOX IB-WRP201SD by RaidSonic which has come to take other similar solutions like the Kingston MobileLite Wireless head on with its quite interesting set of features.
In terms of performance the Adata XPG SX910 256GB is mostly a dime-a-dozen SandForce-based SSD. We applaud Adata's decision to disable RAISE and thereby making the full 256 GB available instead of the usual 240 GB. You also get a complete package with the SX910, including a long warranty, 3.5-inch installation bracket and Acronis data migration software.
SuperSpeed-USB und 64 Gigabyte Speicherplatz: Diese verlockend klingende Kombination bietet Sharkoons neuester USB-Speicherstick, das Flexi-Drive Accelerate Duo. Im aktuellen Test überprüfen wir, ob auch die Leistung beim Lesen und Schreiben verschiedener Dateitypen und Dateigrößen stimmt, die der Hersteller mit 110 und 70 MB/s angibt.
Cirago has decided to further join the USB 3.0 revolution with the introduction of their new CST6000 portable hard drive. It’s a 250gb 2.5” drive that runs on the USB 3.0 interface so it should achieve some decent speeds for all your transfer needs. Cirago even included a nice carrying case as well for added protection while you’re transporting the drive.
The Synology DiskStation DS1513+ uses robust DSM (DiskStation Manager) to run the NAS. This software allows the user to run their own email server, use AES 256 bit encryption for shared folders, run a VPN server as well as roll out their own “Dropbox” like Cloud server. The recent release of DSM 4.3 makes this Synology NAS – state of the art. The latest DSM release offers a revamped Mail Server, updated Synology High Availability, Server Convergence, SSD caching, TRIM support, Windows ODX support, updated PhotoStation 6, a 30% faster Cloud Station with delta-updates. In addition Synology has improved their mobile apps with iOS, Android, and Windows Phone updates.
Western Digitals Caviar Green WD15EARS verkauft sich derzeit sehr gut, denn diese Festplatte bietet satte 1,5 TB Speicherplatz für weniger als 90 Euro. Zudem bietet sie im Vergleich zu ihrem minimal günstigeren Schwestermodell Caviar Green WD15EADS satte 64 MByte Cache sowie die Advanced Format-Technologie.
Plextor skips M4 and jumps straight to the M5 Series. The first product in this new series brings IMFT flash in and with it we should see a lower price.
We are very happy that Toshiba has now become a player in the 3.5-inch hard disk market after its acquisition of Hitachi, so Seagate and Western Digital at least have some competition. However, it's clear that there is room for improvement for Toshiba. Their marketing department needs to think of more memorable and pronounceable product names than DT01ACA100, at least if they want their disks to be sold separately. Their engineers also have their work cut out for them, because while the disk we tested isn't bad, it's more than one years old. It's nothing more than a re-labeled Hitachi 7K1000.D. The more modern Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 1TB is quite a bit faster, costs the same, and is equally quiet. The choice here is obvious.
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