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Elite and portable, but does it have the performance? We test the latest flash drive from ADATA.
During the last 3 years we've witnessed the introduction of quite a few new companies focused in the design and manufacture of NAS (network attached storage) devices, mostly entry level ones aimed at home users but in some cases mid-end ones for small business users and even high-end ones for large enterprises. Competition is always a good thing in the market since through that prices tend to take hit all the time while in the process build quality tends to improve. Still when you are about to spend your hard earned money (whether we are talking about home, small business and even enterprise users) to purchase something you simply want the best and at least to date QNAP has proven time and again not only that they are by far the most reliable NAS manufacturer in the market currently but also that their solutions can outperform with relative ease their counterparts. So today with us we have their latest 4-Bay TurboNAS TS-469U-RP Rackmount NAS server which due to its size, specifications and design is naturally aimed towards small business IT environments.
Our report today examines the newly released Corsair Force GS 240GB SSD. The Force GS enters the SSD market as Corsair’s entry model Toggle Mode NAND SSD candidate and it is one of the few to use SanDisk’s Toggle Mode NAND flash memory. By relying on Toggle Mode memory, Corsair is willing to bet that the Force GS Series will be able to provide both fast read and write high sequential performance as well as dynamite random write speed for an even better user experience.
SanDisk release their latest 6Gb/s with new 24nm Toggle Flash memory, but can it keep up with other SandForce based SSDs?
L'USB 3.0 est une norme en devenir, qui tend à se démocratiser de plus en plus. Les boitiers externes et disques durs externes à cette norme sont de plus en plus présents sur le marché, tout comme les clés USB. MX-Technology est d'ailleurs de la partie, avec un nouveau modèle qui se veut accessible, la MX-GX. Un produit qui revendique quand même 140 Mo/sec en lecture et ce sans vous ponctionner de plus de 40 € pour un modèle 16 Go.
For years, there’s been a constant battle in the flash drive market where companies have tried to build the smallest drive possible but boast the most amount of space. In this regard, it has to be said that Kingston is the current winner. Its DT HyperX Predator isn’t much larger than a regular performance thumb drive, but its storage starts out at 512GB.
The more data that the average home or power user collects, the greater the need is for some type of mass storage device to protect it all. The Thecus N32000XXX network attached storage server is very good at addressing this situation. With compatibility for Mac, Linux, and Windows, it makes sharing data and printers extremely easy. With its flexible configuration options and included backup software, it also makes a simple task out of backing up your valuable data.
With redundant power supplies and a load of enterprise features, ASUSTOR's AS-604RD packs a powerful punch in a small 1U package. Read on for more details.
Technic3D hat die OCZ Vertex 4 SSD mit 256 GB im Test. OCZ setzt dieses mal auf einen Indilinx Everest 2 Controller. Wie sich das 256 GB Modell im Test gegen die Konkurrenz behaupten kann, zeigt der nachstehende Artikel.
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