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Almost everyone today has a Flash drive sitting on their computer desk, after all they are invaluable for moving data between work and home or to pass files between friends. Another important use for USB drives is to back up sensitive and important data, which leads me nicely into the product we have for review today – The Corsair Flash Survivor GTR 32GB USB Flash Drive.
Up on the review block today is Cirago’s TV Platinum CMC2000 1.5TB Network Multimedia Center. I personally have not yet had the opportunity to review anything like this for the site, so this was an exciting product to receive. The box boasts that it contains a 1.5TB hard drive for storage of recorded video and pictures, can record live TV, stream media, play internet radio, access files over your network via built-in NAS and look at all types of pictures. That’s a lot of stuff, so let’s take a look.
Thecus has brought another high-performance, reliable NAS to the table with the N4200. The robust hardware specs make it a solid choice for a multiple user environment, and the battery backup and dual DOM features help avoid data loss in the event of a power outage or firmware corruption.
SSD’s are finally getting a firm grip within the market, helped in part by dropping prices and increasing capacities. If you have been holding off on upgrading then perhaps today we can change your mind. We would go so far as to say that from our experience, adding an SSD as a boot drive to a system is one of the best upgrades you could make.
Entered at the Small and Medium Business platform, the Synology DS1010+ presents a huge storage potential with five drive bay slots each capable of handling up to a 2TB 3.5”/2.5” SATA hard drive; fast file-sharing transfers; and ease of use with the latest version with the Synology GUI – DiskStation Manager 2.3.
Hitachi has a nice looking product line-up of external 2.5 inch drives, we take a look at their 500Gb Portable Drive which comes with a fancy Carbon Fibre finish. Is it up to the task of backing up our vital data? Let us find out
RunCore makes several SSD products, from PCIe SSDs made for a specific netbook model, to desktop / notebook 2.5” form factor drives like the new Pro V. At the time of writing the Pro V wasn’t listed on RunCore’s website, but the Kylin II enterprise was listed on a RunCore enterprise site that I found off the beaten path.
With the solid state market moving faster than Han Solo trying to escape a fleet of Star Destroyers, we have some instant breaking news for you. It appears that Marvell has reworked their SATA 6G SSD controller and paired it with 128MB of DDR3 cache memory. At the time of writing it looks like the new controller will be able to run in 64, 128, 256 and a massive 512GB capacity configuration.
The only real downside against buying an SSD is the relative small size and high cost …. for many people they still remain an elusive pipe dream. Sure they are dropping in price all the time, but compared to a mechanical drive they are still much more expensive. All is not lost however as leading manufacturers are already aware of this and have been offering lower performance, low cost units for quite some time and today Intel put on their ‘SSD for the masses’ t-shirt with the release of the 40gb X25-V SSD. This is a first for Intel and we are particularly interested as all the drives in their range are class leading units.
Mit dem Grab'n'GO Media Store (CH3MNAS), hat das Unternehmen Conceptronic ein DualBay-Festplattenlaufwerk für zwei 3,5 Zoll SATA-Festplatten mit GigaBit Ethernet-Anschluss, kurz NAS-Server, auf den Markt gebracht.
Das Modell CH3MNAS ist der Nachfolger des Modells CH3SNAS und verfügt über einen größeren Flash-ROM sowie neben dem Dateisystem EXT2 (optimale Performance) jetzt auch über EXT3 für mehr Stabilität. Der Netzwerk-Server ist für die Freigabe von Medieninhalten wie Musik, Fotos, Videos und sonstigen Dateien im SoHo-Bereich (Small Office, Small Home) vorgesehen.
Ausgestattet mit diversen Multimedia-Serverdiensten wie einem DLNA 1.0 / UPnP-AV-Server, iTunes-Server und einem USB-Drucker-Server, stellt der Conceptronic Grab'n'GO Media Store für den externen Dateizugriff einen Samba- und FTP-Server zur Verfügung. Ein Berechtigungsmanagement auf Benutzer und Gruppenebene bietet auch die Einteilung von Quotas. Für die Festplattenverwaltung stellt der Conceptronic Grab'n'GO Media Store neben dem Einzelzugriff, die RAID-Level RAID-0 und RAID-1 sowie JBOD bereit.
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