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RunCore Xapear SSD features RFID security & SMS deletion

This SSD connects by USB 2.0 and is configured into two partitions, one public and one hidden. The public partition appears upon plugging in the SSD, while the private partition only appears after swiping the supplied RFID key on top of the drive.

Silicon Power announces budget SATA I/II SSD drives

Silicon Power has announced a new range of  SSD’s  today, the Technology T10. The drives come in capacities ranging from 32GB to 256GB and according to Silicon Power it’s a budget range but no prices were given. The specifications of the drives seem to support that they are budget models as the drives support SATA [...]

OCZ releases 7mm low-profile line-up of its Vertex 3

OCZ is getting ready to launch its Vertex 3 LP series, which is a 7mm low profile version of its Vertex 3. This series is designed to fit in Ultrabooks and Tablets that have a 7mm bay height limition and will come in a capacity choice of 60GB, 120GB, 240GB and 480GB.

RunCore unveils InVincible SSD with smoking self-destruct

RunCore has launched its InVincible SSD line, claiming to provide the highest data security with its two physically attached buttons, coloured green & red, giving the user a choice of whether to wipe or physically destroy the SSD.

Crucial Adrenaline Solid State Cache Review.

MyCE takes a closer look on the Crucial Adrenaline Solid State Cache drive. The Crucial Adrenaline drive is an easy solution to boost your system performance, without any compromises on the capacity, and also without re-installing your OS. You can find out all about the performance on the Crucial Adrenaline on this review.

Hybrid HDD Ultrabooks to attack pure-SSD Ultrabook market

According to researchers at TrendFocus, a 128GB SSD still accounts for roughly 25% of the BOM (build of materials) cost of an Ultrabook. With the development of thin 7mm 2.5″ HDDs, TrendFocus predicts that Ultrabook manufacturers will use a large capacity 7mm 2.5″ HDD coupled with a small mSATA to run as a cache for the SSD, to undercut with pure SSD Ultrabooks.

Dane-Elec launches mySSD O-Series for mission-critical use

The Series features SMART enterprise-level data monitoring, advanced wear levelling, two embedded encryption engines and a high performance SiliconMotion SM2244 SSD SATA2 controller. The SSD range is capable of delivering up up to 285MB/s read and 275MB/s write, with random access performance of up to 50k IOPS.

Transcend launches SandForce based mSATA SATA3 SSDs

This MSA720 range is capable of delivering up to 560MB/s read and 530MB/s write, along with a random 4K write of 91,000 IOPS, bringing it inline with upper-end 2.5″ SSDs. For security, hardware-based 256-bit AES encryption automatically encrypts data in real-time without any loss of performance.

Kingston HyperX 3K SSD review

MyCE is taking an indepth look on the Kingston HyperX 3K SSD. The Kingston HyperX 3K comes with the 25nm NAND from Intel and uses the Sandforce SF-2281 processor. Continue reading to find out more…

ADATA launches SP900 & SP800 SSD series in US & Canada

ADATA has launched its SATA3 Premier Pro SP900 and SATA2 Premier SP800 SSD ranges to the US and Canadian market, featuring ~7% additional capacity.

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Solid State (ssd)

  • Relatively new way of storing data in PCs / Laptops. Solid State Drives (SSDs) have no moving parts which means they're completely silent. Another advantage is that the more expensive SSDs offer better performance than traditional hard disk drives. However, the prices for these more advanced drives are still rather high and the storage capacity relatively low, preventing SSDs to go mainstream still.More about this
FAQsShould I buy a netbook with a SSD or with an HDD drive?How much space is left after I install an OS on my SSD?

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Diablo 3 game fans hit with always-online DRM grief (4)

  • Fri 18 May 20:04 by Seán
  • Software

it appears that Blizzard underestimated the server capacity required to handle all the gamers, thus resulting in Battle.net servers being overloaded and taken offline at launch. As Diablo III requires the user to be logged in with an uninterrupted internet connection to play, most players were greeted with an "Error 37" on the day of launch, unable to play the game.

CD Projekt says the truth is, DRM doesn't work (2)

  • Mon 21 May 22:48 by Seán
  • Piracy

In an interview between Forbes and CD Projekt CEO Marcin Iwinski, Iwinski said the truth is that DRM simply does not work. He said the main problem is that the copy protection is cracked within hours of the release of every game, not to mention the money and development wasted to implement it. Those with pirated versions also have a clean and more functional game!

Why not? PNY announces USB drive with whistle (7)

It could be possible that there is a scenario where you would have loved to be able to whistle on your USB stick, but we really wonder when. To make

RunCore unveils InVincible SSD with smoking self-destruct (3)

  • Thu 17 May 15:20 by Seán
  • Solid State (ssd), Uncategorized

RunCore has launched its InVincible SSD line, claiming to provide the highest data security with its two physically attached buttons, coloured green & red, giving the user a choice of whether to wipe or physically destroy the SSD.

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