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With its superb performance and unbelievable endurance, Micron continues its assault on the enterprise SSD space with the Micron P320h. This SLC-driven beast features 50PB of endurance and the highest speeds available on a single PCIe slot today.
Some months ago Kingston added several new products to the highly respected Date Traveller line of thumb drives one of which being the DT Elite 3.0 64gig. In a market that is awash with Thumb drives in a huge variety of storage sizes and styles at prices so suit almost any pocket what if anything can Kingston offer us in the DT Elite 3.0 to set it aside from the thousands of competitors…
Le Thecus N4800 Eco est un NAS comportant quatre baies pour les particuliers exigeants, ou les PME. Comme son nom l’indique, il est orienté vers l’économie d’énergie, par rapport à son grand frère le N4800. Il peut accueillir jusqu’à quatre disques 3.5 ou 2.5 pouces. Un produit complet et équilibré ?
If we exclude the unfortunate floods that took place in Thailand roughly a year ago (and forced several factories to cease HDD manufacturing and shipping) HDD prices normally get serious cuts each day that goes by (as do SSD prices) and so currently even the highest capacity 4TB models retail at such prices that can be easily purchased by casual users and gamers around the world. That however mostly stands with entry level models that offer exactly what most users want and that's a good price to capacity ratio without however sacrificing performance. On the other hand however professionals and enterprise users want the best money can buy not only in terms of performance and capacity but also in terms of durability under extreme conditions and that's where enterprise class HDDs like the latest Seagate Enterprise Capacity 3.5 V.3 (former Constellation ES.3) 4TB SATA III come in.
With SSD tech advancing at a colossal rate and more and more technical terms appearing every day to describe controller types, wear levellers and other such additions can make it hard to know what is what in the world of the Solid State Drive.
As the demand for storage space increases we have seen a handful of manufacturers releasing larger and faster USB 3.0 pen drives. In January we reviewed the Kingston DataTraveler HyperX Predator 512GB drive which broke new ground for performance. The only downside was the asking price, a staggering £650 inc vat. Today we are looking at the latest SuperSonic Magnum 256GB USB 3.0 pen drive, priced at a more palatable £250 inc vat.
Super thin and super light. But does it have the power to compete in the heavyweight class? We took a look at the SanDisk Ultra Plus 256GB SSD.
APH Networks reviews the SSDNow V300, a SSD using 19nm Toshiba toggle NAND flash. How well does it perform?
Sandisk est un acteur incontournable du stockage. La marque est depuis très longtemps spécialisée dans les systèmes de stockage Flash, y compris les SSD. Et dans le domaine du SSD, Sandisk nous a déjà gratifié de quelques très bons modèles, notamment avec les séries Extreme. Ce jour, nous testons le dernier venu, l'Ultra Plus, dans sa version 256 Go. Place aux tests.
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