Showing posts with label Storage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Storage. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Kingston Launches SSDNow UV100 For High Performance At A "Reasonable" Price

SSD's or Solid State Drives are hard drives based on semiconductor memory, which means that they have no moving parts and therefore rugged, are very fast, and consume low power, thus generating less heat. Of course, this has been coming at a very high premium until now. Kingston has launched its SSDNow UV100 in its attempt to bring high performance SSD storage at a reasonable price.

The SSDNow UV100 comes in 60 GB and 120 GB capacity variants and has the 2.5" form factor, making it ideal to use even in laptops. It sports SATA 3.0 (6 GB/s) interface with backward compatibility with SATA 2.0 (3 GB/s). True to SSD standards, it boasts of read and write speeds of up to a blistering 425 MB/s. The idle power consumption stays down at 0.08 W, while it averages at just 0.108 W, which means your laptop battery will last a lot longer.


Friday, 1 November 2013

Review: Silicon Power Armor A30 1 TB - SuperSpeed USB 3.0 And High Capacity Put To Good Use

I have been reviewing portable hard drives since long and have seen them evolve. They used to be plain boring before; then they became trendy and fashionable. The one which I have for review today is a military grade rugged drive that should be a perfect companion for the road warrior, and yet it looks very elegant. I am talking about the Silicon Power Armor A30 with a huge 1 TB capacity and the super-fast USB 3.0 interface. Silicon Power has been around for quite some time now in the field of storage and I have previously tested USB Flash drives manufactured by them. I therefore have high hopes from this drive and this review will try to find out whether or not those hopes are fulfilled.



Tuesday, 29 October 2013

TRENDnet Launches TN-200 NAS Media Server For Rs 8990

TRENDnet has launched the TN-200 NAS Media Server that can support 2 hard drives with a total of up to 8 TB storage. Of course, the hard drives need to be bought separately. It features two 3.5" bays to accommodate two SATA I/II hard drives in RAID 0, RAID 2, or JBOD configuration. It supports USB share functionality with its USB port so that any USB storage device can be connected to it and its content be shared with everyone on the network. A Gigabit Ethernet port is present for connectivity.