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Since current technology focuses a lot in shrinking everything it comes as little surprise to see that most storage media manufacturers nowadays choose to favor the developing of 1.8" and 2.5" media over the far more popular and widely distributed 3.5" ones. This certainly explains the why although 3 years ago the 2.5" HDD with the highest capacity was 750GB (highest capacity 3.5" has 3TB) just 1 year ago we breached the 2TB barrier (highest capacity 3.5" was and still is 4TB) and just a few months ago we also witnessed the appearance of 2TB 2.5" SSDs so it's really only a matter of time before we see 2.5/3TB 2.5" HDDs/SSDs in the market. That being said most people i know still use 500GB 2.5" drives both in their laptops and for their portable needs but since many of them are starting to experience the limitations of just having 500GB we decided to focus a bit on some of the latest 2.5" hard disk drives to hit the market and we will start by testing the latest Travelstar 7K1000 1TB 2.5" SATA III model by HGST.
The F2 NAS 2 offers the NAS experience to the budget conscience crowd with decent file system performance and excellent build quality.
Oggi la redazione vi propone i test relativi ad una periferica prodotta dall'azienda giapponese Buffalo, leader nella produzione di periferiche ed accessori per computer. L'oggetto in questione è un hard disk esterno da 3.5 pollici USB 3.0 dotato di una memoria cache pari ad 1 GB; il Buffalo DriveStation DDR.
The DS213j continues Synology's tradition of offering much more than the traditional NAS server. The DS213j would be well suited for those interested in a "set it and forget it" installation. For a few hundred dollars you can afford to fill this device with two drives, ensuring your digital family photos and videos are protected in the event of a crash.
Buffalo's LinkStation 420, offering capacities up to 8TB, provides a simple plug and play option for those not wanting to setup a diskless NAS.
In questa recensione andremo ad analizzare il nuovo Drive USB 3.0 marcato Verbatim. Gli hard drive portatili della serie Store 'n' Go sono disponibili in svariate versioni, andremo a scoprire il nuovo formato Ultra Slim caratterizzato da dimensioni ridotte, ma allo stesso tempo con performance eccezionali garantite soprattutto all'interfaccia di connessione USB 3.0.
Technic3D hat die OCZ Vertex 450 SSD im Test. Die Vertex 450 SSD Serie nutzt einen Barefoot 3 Controller zusammen mit 20nm NAND. Wie sich das 256 GB Modell im Test schlägt, zeigt der nachstehende Artikel.
SilverStone is a company that you will most certainly have heard of. They produce a large range of Cases, Power Supplies and Storage devices. On the other hand, the name Teratrend probably won’t mean much to you. Teratrend is a new division of SilverStone dedicated to delivering professional storage solutions.
If you are currently using a NAS server then you are definitely aware of the countless options available in the market as we speak from the low end single bay models designed for home use and up to the massive ultra-high end 24 bay models aimed at large businesses. What you may not be aware however is that no matter how good a NAS server is most if not all of these options come without any preinstalled drives in their bays and although some distributors take it upon themselves to equip them with their favorite drive models in the end the result is not what I’d call a plug and play AIO solution. Seagate is amongst the very few manufacturers that actually took steps to correct this by designing their very own NAS models and pairing them with their own drives in order to simplify the entire procedure and offer consumers the easy way out. Today we will be taking a look at the base model by Seagate the Business Storage 1-Bay 3TB.
SanDisk's X210 is the company's flagship offering for business notebook and server operating system use. Today we look at the 512GB model.
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