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Western Digital releases a drive specifically for your home and small business NAS. Now you don't have to worry what hard drive will work in your NAS.
Plextor is not a name that you would have immediately associate with SSD manufacture – they’re probably best known to old timers as a leading manufacturer of CD/DVD drives – but they’ve been in the business a while. Unlike Intel or Samsung who have made their mark with their own brand controllers and software, Plextor has opted to go for a third party Marvell controller. These controllers are used to great effect in the popular Crucial M4, but require some special firmware to really unlock their potential.
With as popular as flash drives are today, it is good to see a company step it up and take the designs to a new level. Mimoco has produced character-based flash drives ranging from Star Wars, Batman, Green Lantern to Transformers and many, many more! These Mimoco flash drives beat the mundane look of almost all the other flash drives out there. You can now carry around your favorite movie characters and other original designs Mimoco produces. Most flash drives range from 2GB to 64GB giving you the storage options you need to fit your situation. Now lets’ see if these flash drives’ performance is as good as they look! Read on …
Kingston’s latest SSD release is the SSDNow V200 that is aimed at the cost-conscious, performance-minded user. Offered as a desktop or laptop bundle the SSDNow V200 includes cloning software and a DVD with step-by-step installation video.
Using flash ICs with rated 3000 program/erase cycles and a reduced price, how does the Kingston HyperX 3K 240GB step up against the competition? We benchmarked one with surprising results.
PCI-Express solid state drives are fairly new and there are only a handful of these drives available. These devices break the speed barrier on SATA 6GB/s drives by using the PCI-E interface. The most prevalent PCI-E solid state drives our OCZ’s RevoDrive series, but OCZ better watch out because the drive we are taking a look at today has a few features that the RevoDrive’s do not. The OWC Mercury Accelsior PCI-E Solid State Drive comes in capacities from 120GB to 960GB, is upgradable, and is both PC and Mac “plug and play” compatible. Want to learn more? Read on for our review!
Adaptec releases their new Series 7 family of RAID controllers. We take a look at them in this preview.
Mimoco debuted the Legends of MIMOBOT series earlier this year and so far you can get Einstein or Bruce Lee character based storage drives. Bruce Lee was and still is the most influential martial artist of all time, so it only makes sense that he becomes part of the Legends of MIMOBOT series. Read on to see how this Flash Drive performs and to see if it is right for you!
Aujourd'hui, nous allons tester une petite chose pour le stockage, à savoir une clé USB. Une clé qui exploite forcément la nouvelle norme USB 3.0 et qui se doit normalement d'aller plus vite qu'un modèle USB 2.0. Le modèle du jour est la Corsair Voyager Slider 32 Go.
Our report today is going to take a look at the OWC Mercury Helios PCIe Thunderbolt Expansion Chassis and we guarantee that is is unlike any you will ever see. In fact, we don’t know of many others who could even pull this off! In this report, we will not only cover the Helios as it was shipped to us with a OWC Mercury Accelsior PCIe SSD installed, but also, could we pull off a review of the Helios with the Intel 910 Series 800GB PCIe SSD installed in the same chassis?
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