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Showing up today at the office is a product that really excites us! Seagate has sent their Satellite 500GB mobile wireless storage device. It is more than just a storage device, it is made to stream media to multiple devices, up to 8 over WiFi or 3 HD movies at once. With one of the very few devices with this capability, Seagate is on the leading edge with their Satellite. Being able to stream for about 7 hours and a standby time of up to 25 hours, you will get plenty of use out of every charge. Now, how about really putting the Satellite through the paces and see how well it does … So sit back, relax and enjoy the future of external hard drives.
NAS units (or servers as i like to call them) are amongst the hottest network/storage related peripherals of our time (in terms of sales) which really makes sense since they combine extremely low electrical requirements with a very small size and in some occasions even a low price tag (at least entry level solutions do). Needless to say however that these little devices can't do every single thing an regular PC (or even HTPC) can do but the tasks that they were designed to do they do a lot better (due to lower resource demands) and that's what really counts in the long run. A couple of months ago on our test bench we had the latest TurboNAS TS-469 Pro by QNAP, an 4 bay NAS server with remarkable performance (largely thanks to the 2.13GHz Dual Core Atom processor) and countless features. Still since many people don't really need that many drive bays today we will be testing its smaller brother, the dual bay TurboNAS TS-269 Pro.
Seagate Backup Plus Portable Drive Seagate hat mit dem Backup Plus Portable Drive eine externe Festplatte mit variabler Schnittstelle (USB 3.0, FireWire 800, Thunderbolt) im Programm. Cloud-Funktion inklusive.
We take a look at Thermaltake's BlacX Duet dual dock, but will all the results sing in harmony or will there be a bad tempo somewhere inside?
Just days after looking at the 120GB model, Chris is back with the 240GB to see how it performs.
I feel the key to the Samsung 830 series real world performance is the 830 performance profile, which is undoubtedly optimised for desktop use, and in this usage scenario the Samsung 830 performs extremely well.
Over the past year, the SSD product landscape has changed drastically. Performance has gone up, prices have dropped, and new competitors have emerged in the market place. One company that has been around through this and more is Samsung. While it's not the biggest consumer brand for SSDs, Samsung has a big presence in the industry. As a long term supplier of SSDs to Apple, Dell, and HP; Samsung has had a lot of experience building and designing SSDs. Today we'll be looking at one of Samsung's consumer oriented SSDs, the 256GB 830 series, to see how it compares.
A 2.5-inch external hard disk can provide that extra storage you need when you're on-the-go. Adata is one of the players in this market, so we tested three of their USB 3.0 DashDrive models with 500 GB of storage, the HV610, HD710 and HE720. They don't differ that much in terms of price, so we're curious to find out how they perform and what sets them apart.
Intel has refreshed their SSD line with the release of the 335 Series that, while still using the SF-2281 controller, throws something new into the mix with their 20nm NAND flash. How this impacts performance is exactly what we set out to see in addition to giving our overall impressions of the drive and see if it's worthy of your hard earned dollars.
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