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USB drives, we all have them. They are pretty much a must have item for any computer user as each can be used to transport files quickly and easily from location to location or from machine to machine. They can even be used as a backup device which can be put away in a drawer for safekeeping without taking up the space of a traditional hard drive or pile of DVDs.
Each offers its own pros and cons though so it can be hard to decide which the best purchase is. Today we have three flash drives on our test bench, all of which target a different part of the market. Do any of them suit your needs? Read on to find out.
If you could buy an SSD for as little as $38 (thirty-eight dollars) and I told you that the normal user would never be able to tell the difference between that $38 SSD and a top of the line SSD in normal use, would I have your attention? I thought so and I am telling you just that because this morning I installed this ST 16GB VSSD on my laptop and then went to the internet to check out a price and found it 'brand new' for only $38 at a popular auction site.
Super Talent has always been a name synonymous with memory. After using Super Talent RAM in the past, I held high expectations for their new line of USB Flash drives: the Pico series. Measuring merely 1.50" x 0.50", the Pico is by far the smallest USB thumb drive I have ever used. This drive lends itself to being kept in your pocket, on a key-chain, or as I will be testing it, on a necklace.
Solid Sate Drives sind seit Monaten in aller Munde und zumeist werden 2,5-Zoll-Modelle mit SATA-Anschluss in Kombination mit schnellen Desktop-Systemen getestet. Doch abseits des Mainstream gibt es auch SSDs als Ersatz für 1,8-Zoll-Festplatten mit ZIF-Anschluss - beispielsweise das Super Talent FZD64GC18M 64 GB.
9000 MB/s from a USB 3.0 flash drive? Super Talent offers a unique spin on the technology. Let's take a close look.
Today we have a chance to review a USB flash drive from Super Talent with latest USB technology; USB 3.0 which was released in year 2008. Of course the fanciest feature of USB 3.0 is the speed; 4.8 Gbps which is 10x faster than the USB 2.0 in theoretically. Without further delay, let's go through this device in-depth and see whether it is a right moment switching to USB 3.0 devices.
Super Talent is one of the leading memory and storage device companies in the global market today and has released their latest USB Flash Drive called the “Express Drive USB 3.0.” The Express Drive is just one of the USB 3.0 drives that Super Talent has just recently released to the market.
Super Talent has released one of the largest capacity USB flash drives available with their new Luxio 64GB drives. Does high capacity mean low performance? We've given it a test drive to find out for those thinking of investing in a high-capacity portable storage device.
Super Talent memory products have never failed to impress me and the Super Talent Luxio is no different. With a massive storage capacity of 64GB, you will be able to transport all your large files in its conveniently small package. In the aesthetics department, the Luxio is not revolutionary in terms of its design. However, it looks very sturdy, durable, and it has an elegant look to it.
The MasterDrive SX is one of the latest offerings by Super Talent.
Using a Samsung controller, Super Talent is relying on proven technology to bring the best to your PC. The 128MB of DRAM cache offers some of the fastest random access rates and transfer times I've seen. The sequential speeds are in the 200MB/s range and show little difference whether the drive is brand new or completely full. If I had to nitpick the drive and find a flaw, it would be the short 1 year warranty Super Talent is offering where other manufacturers are up in the 10 year mark. Despite that, Super Talent has a winner on their hands.
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