SuperTalent USB 3.0 RAIDDRIVE
January 8, 2010
USB 3.0 is certainly one of the highly anticipated technologies, and while USB 3.0 has found its way to external hard drives, and plus motherboards, you don’t seem to be able to find them on USB flash drives. Fortunately SuperTalent has come to the rescue, with its USB 3.0 RAIDDRIVE. As its name implies, it utilizes a pair of drives that are crammed into a individual case, and set up with a RAID 0 configuration. We’re certainly looking forward to the influx of USB 3.0 flash drives, after all, who wouldn’t want to be able to transfer documents faster, right? While there isn’t any official price tag on that item just yet, you can safely expect it to be more than a little expensive until it becomes more mainstream.
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Sony Vaio Z could come with quad SSD storage
January 4, 2010
Sony's Vaio Z laptop looks set to be a game changer whether that rumor is true - that it will come in a special quad SSD configuration thanks to RAID-0, and needless to say that ought to offer you unprecedented goods transfer and access speeds. RAID-0 basically works by splitting documents within two drives, offering better speed and performance. In the event where one drive fails, beware - all details will be lost, which means the notes backup service is not out of business just yet. There is no word on actual performance statistics, but we do look forward to CES where all will be revealed. A quad SSD configuration in the new Vaio Z series ought to see its final price point shoot up to heart-gripping prices.
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OCZ Colossus SSD series
November 18, 2009
OCZ aims to be a giant in the SSD arena by unveiling their Colossus 3.5” Solid State Drive (SSD) Series which will cater the performance and storage demands of high-end desktop users and enterprise clients. Available in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB configurations, the Colossus Series offers an internal RAID 0 architecture that makes it perfect for small file processing, particularly during common tasks including emailing, web browsing and file transfer. You get an 1.5 million hour mean instance among failures (MTBF) alongside a 3-year warranty with each purchase. [Press Release]
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