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Compact but big on storage capacity, the InSight drive is available in a sleek piano-black finish with capacities of 320GB and 500GB and carries a 5-year limited warranty. With an Always On display, the Verbatim InSight hard drive is a plug-and-play external drive that keeps you in the know - even when it’s disconnected.
Solid-state drives (or SSDs) have been in the market for some time, and users who have converted to using such devices for their storage solutions have claimed substantial performance improvements over hard disks. Today, we compare the performance difference in a laptop that had its hard disk switched out for an entry-level SSD to see if the improvements are really as great as claimed.
Other World Computing (or OWC) is an Apple specialty store that also offers their own branded products. The company showed up on our radar when we first started seeing SandForce controlled SSDs entering the market. Even now only a small handful of the dozens of companies that are planning to offer SandForce SSDs have been able to bring them to market. OWC was immune to whatever problems other manufacturers are having and has a product on the market now, but that is only half of the story.
Today we will be looking at the successor to the original Solid, the Solid 2. The Solid 2 is one of two drives currently listed under OCZ’s value family; the other being the Onyx which is their bottom line entry level unit. While this drive won’t feature any of the cutting edge advancements seen in enterprise level drives, it will be interesting to see what has trickled down to the value line over the course of a year.
Backups are important and not long ago I looked at a product from Clickfree called the Traveler that worked well, today for review I’ve got another one from Clickfree but this one is very unique in that it works on your network but not how you might think. The Clickfree C2N Automatic Home Backup works with all of the computers on your network, but it works via USB and even wirelessly. Once you install the program called BackupLink on your computers, you can then backup any computer to the C2N from anywhere on your network, and the actual drive doesn’t have to be connected to the computer your backing up, it can be connected to any on your network. The program automatically find the C2N wherever it is on your network and starts the backup process via your network. It’s extremely simple to use, no actual networking is involved, it’s all automatic.
SATA 6 Gbit/s sollte hinsichtlich der Leistung eigentlich eher für den SSD-Markt interessant sein. Die Mehrzahl solcher Laufwerke gibt es derzeit dennoch auf dem HDD-Markt. Wir haben uns Western Digitals VelociRaptor VR200M und die Caviar Black vorgenommen und sie mit Seagates Barracuda XT verglichen.
Mit der Vertex LE Limited Edition hat OCZ die nächste Runde im Kampf um die schnellste SSD eingeläutet. Die limitierte SSD mit SandForce SF-1500 Controller soll neue Performance Bestmarken setzen. Wirklich?
Intel has been dominating the performance CPU market since the release of its Core 2 Duo chips several years ago, but there’s another sector of the market the firm has also been quietly attempting to conquer; Solid State Storage. Intel’s current consumer-focused drive is known as the X25-M (GM2); with the M standing for “mainstream”. Today we will be looking at the 80GB variant.
This handy offering from Kingwin showcases one of the easiest and fastest ways to access a hard drive. Just pop the drive into the dock, attach the USB cable and power cord, and turn it on.
Wir vergleichen Corsairs Nova Serie mit der SuperTalent Ultradrive GX2 und Intels X25-V. Dabei liegt der Fokus auf den Leistungsunterschieden zwischen verschiedenen Flash-Chips. Wir zeigen, wie gut die Chips von Intel, Micron und Toshiba in Kombination mit Indilinx' Barefoot Controller wirklich sind.
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