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Daten: Sie müssen oft von A nach B transportiert werden, Notebooks brauchen eine Festplatten-Speichererweiterung und Backups müssen irgendwo gesichert werden. Schnell ist der Entschluss gefasst: eine externe Festplatte muss her, die idealerweise kompakt ist, hohe Datenraten bietet und darüber hinaus auch noch gut aussieht. Doch wie kann man diese Dinge einfach und stilvoll vereinen? Dies hat sich der Speicherspezialist ADATA zur Aufgabe gemacht und präsentiert die Classic CH11 Serie.
Back in 2010 we were proud to bring all of you the single largest SSD roundup to date with units from almost every manufacturer in the field. Today you can follow us once again in yet another unique comparison as we take a total of 16 brand new solid state drives through a large number of tests for all of you to see just which one's the king of the hill currently and which one's best suited for your personal needs.
Today Synology launch their latest NAS system, the DS212j. This NAS is the budget friendly ‘entry level’ consumer model and over the years has proven to be one of the biggest selling NAS systems in the United Kingdom.
Quote: It's no secret that mobile devices tend to lack storage, and this is a problem Kingston has set out to tackle - at least with iDevices. Its Wi-Drive wireless storage device allows you to stream 16GB or 32GB worth of data to your iPhone, iPad and et cetera. We've been using one for the past few months, so read on for our thoughts.
While not as glamorous as some of the exotic SSDs we have looked at lately, there's still heavy interested in spinning platter drives and we had a chance to spend some quality time with the largest Seagate Momentus 2.5" drive boasting an impressive 750GB capacity. How well will some of the new features increase performance? Read on to see.
A l'heure où le SATA III est en passe de dominer le monde, nous allons tester un SSD à la norme SATA II. Mais pourquoi ? Clairement, tout le monde n'est pas encore passé à la nouvelle norme, et certains SSD en SATA II sont particulièrement intéressants, car proposés à 1€ le Go, comme le Sandisk Ultra que nous avons en notre possession. Un modèle qui est quand même donné pour 280 Mo/sec en lecture et 270 Mo/sec en écriture. Alors, valable ?
Erfreulich kann man derzeit die purzelnden Preise bei den Speicher-Modulen Feststellen. Umso erfreulicher ist auch, dass sich dies auch auf performante SSDs sowie USB-Sticks auswirkt. Vor kurzem präsentierte der Speicherspezialist Kingston eine weitere neue Produktkreation. Mit dem DataTraveler HyperX30 präsentiert der U.S. Amerikanische Hersteller einen weiteren mobilen Datenträger, der mit einer großen Performance überzeugen soll. Wie sich die 64GB-Version im Praxistest schlug, klärt der nachfolgende Testbericht.
Nous connaissons tous la marque Zalman, car cela fait des lustres que cette dernière sévit dans le monde du refroidissement. Mais une division de Zalman est moins connue, celle des SSD, qui compte pourtant déjà quatre références, avec les N, P, S, et maintenant F-Series. La marque n'en est donc pas à son coup d'essai, la preuve, elle annonce 560 Mo/sec et 530 Mo/sec en écriture...
I don't know about you, but more often than not, when I hear a person's name before seeing them, my brain would generate a mental image of them of what they might look like. To make sure I am not crazy or anything, I went around and asked a few of my friends, and it turns out I am not the only one. For example, if you mention the name "Jonathan Kwan", a picture of an intelligent, sharp, and good looking young man comes to mind. Jokes aside, let's imagine for a moment that, right after you have heard a person's name, you meet him or her, and they look nothing like you have visualized. Awkward. As you can see, a product's name is very important, just like a person's name. It does not matter whether it is good or not in practice -- what it is called already leaves a strong first impression. Earlier this year, we have reviewed the Patriot Supersonic Magnum 64GB USB 3.0 flash drive. It sounds really fast, because, well, it is. Today, we have a new challenger to the ring. It is called the Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0. DataTraveler is Kingston's brand for their USB flash drives, and for me, it leaves an impression of an honestly reliable, business type product that is not very fast. HyperX is Kingston's brand originally developed for their RAM, but has recently expanded to other products like solid state drives. My impression of the HyperX brand has always been a signature of elite performance and quality, as mentioned in my HyperX Grey DDR3-1600 review back in June. So what makes the Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 64GB USB 3.0 flash drive? Is it a combination of the best of both worlds, fusing together cutting edge performance and honest-to-earth reliability? Read on to find out!
By doubling the available onboard SLC NAND Flash memory and by adding 50% more storage space capacity compared to the 1st generation the 2nd generation Momentus XT by Seagate is now a powerful mix between a 750GB 2.5” 7200RPM hard disk drive and an 8GB solid state drive.
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