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Well lucky for all consumers it seems that the prices of both internal and external storage media (HDDs and SSDs) are still taking a plunge something which i guess explains the sudden spike in sales surrounding such products around the globe. Personally i think that's a good move from all the manufacturers out there not only because it means we will get to see 5TB drives sooner rather than later but also because there's no real excuse for anyone to not purchase extra storage now with such low prices (at least the ones that really need the extra space). Still we also have to do our part and so as promised we are focusing on storage media related reviews lately in an effort to showcase/test most of the currently available solutions in the market and to that end today we are taking a look at the G-Drive Mobile USB 1TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive by G-Technology.
Prey or Predator we put the latest from Kingston to the test. 512GB of fast USB 3.0 portable storage in your pocket.
Avec les ordinateurs portables fins, le mSATA est à la fête, sans parler des cartes mères qui proposent un port dédié, que ce soit pour du stockage ou du cache. On commence donc une petite série de tests de SSD dans ce format, en SATA 6Gbps, avec le Crucial M4 256Go. Une petite bombe, tout simplement...
Samsung is a very large player in the solid state drive market, but you may not have known. This is because they sell their drives in bulk to companies like Apple to use in their products. That is why they are not an known in the consumer or enthusiast market. In fact Samsung is the largest producer of flash memory in the world. One thing that is great about Samsung solid state drives is that everything inside is made by Samsung, the NAND, controller and DRAM cache. This makes it very easy for Samsung to correct issues or fix problems because everything is done in-house. We saw this on Samsung’s 830 Series solid state drive and the big difference between the 830 and 840 is that the 840 Series uses TLC NAND chips instead of MLC. We will get to the difference in just a bit. The controller on the 840 Series has also been updated. The 120GB version we are testing today has read and write speeds of 530MB/s and 130MB/s respectively so it sort of fits into the entry-level segment. Let’s take a look…
Entre les box et les NAS : la Netgear Centria. La Centria nous propose aussi bien des fonctionnalités de NAS que de BOX comme : d’une part la sauvegarde, le DLNA/UPNP et d’autre part un routeur Ethernet et un point d’accès Wifi. Le pari étant de garder le meilleur des deux mondes, voyons ce qu’il en est dans cet article.
Looking for an all in one solution that fits your fast paced lifestyle? The ADATA DashDrive Air AE400 with its wireless storage might be the choice for you.
Bei unserem Treffen mit ADATA auf der Cebit hat vor allem das DashDrive Air AE400 unser Interesse geweckt. Das kleine Multitalent vereint gleich vier Funktionen in einem Gerät – ein SD-Kartenleser, eine Powerbank für Smartphones und Co., ein drahtloses USB-Speichergerät sowie Access Point. Abgerundet werden die vielen Funktionen durch ein auffälliges Design.
Kingston's line of flash drives have been around for a number of years and through that time we've seen some fantastic looking and performing drives which range from small capacity, compact units ideal for attaching to your keys right through to the top end HyperX drives that push the speed factor to the next level. The DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 G3 is one of the latest drives to roll off the production line and coincides with the unveiling of the worlds first 1TB USB flash drive, which we saw earlier in the year at CES 2013.
The product we are looking at here, is the Synology DiskStation DS1512+ NAS. It's a
5-bay NAS box with a lot of options. It uses a fast 2.13GHz dual core CPU and is
equipped with 1GB DDR3 Memmory that can be expanded to 3GB. There are good opportunities
for connecting external devices via 2x USB 3.0, 4x USB 2.0 and 2x eSATA. The NAS box
also uses their popular DiskStation Manager software, but let us see how it performs in
real life.
There are a large number of consumers out there looking for the best price performance ratio and OCZ feel that one of the best ways to satisfy those needs is to take the an older (but not necessarily outdated) range and tweak the model to minimise costs. Enter the Vertex 3.20...
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