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I remember the very first USB 3.0 enclosure I tested. The Buffalo unit was more than just the first USB 3.0 external drive I tested; it was the very first review ever written on a USB 3.0 external enclosure where benchmarks were also provided. As you can imagine, I was very excited to review the first USB 3.0 product online, but that excitement quickly went away when I realized I would need to talk about pricing. Last November that 2TB Buffalo DriveStation 2TB cost a whopping 399.99. There just isn’t enough whisky in Lynchburg to dull that pain.
Today for review Seagate has sent me over one of their FreeAgent Go drives, specifically the 500gb version. I’ve taken a look at quite a few Seagate products in the past and I’ve always liked them, the same goes for the one I have today. The FreeAgent Go is small and portable and relatively fast, or as fast as USB 2.0 will get you. It’s a 2.5” drive inside the casing, on that drive you’ll find some very useful software for backups, syncing and even encryption. As a bonus with this drive you’ll get a free copy of Star Trek when you register the drive with Seagate. So read on…
Datensicherheit und eine gute Verschlüsselung sind für einige User von hoher Bedeutung. Warum sollte auch jemand einen Blick auf die sensiblen Daten werfen können. Genau für diese User hat Digittrade eine HDD mit integrierter 128 Bit AES Verschlüsselung im Programm. Mit einer Kapazität von 160 GB und einer im Gehäuse integrierten Hardwareseitigen Verschlüsselung braucht der User nicht auf Software zur Datensicherheit setzen. Mobilität, Sicherheit und Usability spielt bei dieser Festplatte eine große Rolle. Im Inneren des externen Gehäuses wird eine herkömmliche 2,5" Festplatte verwendet, so das der User noch die Möglichkeit besitzt diese gegebenenfalls gegen eine größere auszutauschen. Wie sich die Security HDDRS128 aus dem Hause Digittrade bei uns im Test geschlagen hat, erfahrt Ihr im folgenden Bericht. Viel Spaß beim Lesen......
Crucials RealSSD C300 und Samsungs neue SSD-Serie 470 werden von uns auf Herz und Nieren geprüft und müssen sich gegen die Konkurrenz mit SandForce-Controller behaupten. Dazu beleuchten wir zusätzlich Corsairs Force F40 und die ältere Corsair P128, um aufzuzeigen, welche Verbesserungen Samsung mit der neuen Generation erreichen konnte.
The portable 2.5" drive has been around for a several years now and since USB 3.0 has become main stream peripheral manufacturers are already offering 2.5" portables in a USB 3.0 flavor. One manufacturer in particular is Lian Li who has always engineered some of the highest quality all aluminum computer cases and enclosures which have been second to none in the market place. We have one of Lian Li's 2.5" HDD External Enclosures that is USB 3.0 compatible, let's take a close look at the new EX-10Q 2.5
Rules were made to be broken; that whole 55 MPH thing happens to be my favorite. Western Digital had larger aspirations; the kinds that considered milestones. Reaching the 750GB per platter mark is definitely in the milestone category and that is what Western Digital has done here.
Lacie introduces a cost saving alternative to USB 3.0 SSD storage. Will the capacity benefits outweigh the speed handicap? Read on and find out.
The second generation of the OCZ RevoDrive, dubbed the RevoDrive X2, arrived for testing and we were giddy with geek fueled excitement to see just how well it performed. Curious? I'll spoil the suspense now and sum it up in one word - WOW. See for the results for yourself in our in-depth review that includes real world benchmark tests!
hochperformante SSDs mit einem USB-3.0-Anschluss auszustatten und dann als rasend schnelle mobile Speicher zu verkaufen ist "in". Das hat auch Kingston erkannt und bringt die Hyper-X Max 3.0 auf den Markt - eine USB-3.0-SSD mit Toshiba-Technik im Inneren. PC Games Hardware macht den Test.
The 4k random write thoroughput of the F90 and F180 has now been increased to a thoroughput of up to 50,000 which now matches that of enterprise-level SSDs and this is done through a recent release of SandForce firmware only available in new drives. In fact, we can even say that this firmware equals and sometimes surpasses that of the SF-1500 drive and a little known fact is that the SF-1200 and SF1500 are actually identical processors in hardware composition.
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