Corsair today introduced a couple of new Flash Survivor GT USB flash drives that are available in 32GB and 64GB storage capacities. These flash drives come with an ultra-durable metal housing with the signature red GT highlights. These drives are also fitted with a molded, shock-dampening collar and EPDM seal, which provide water-resistance to a depth of 200 meters. The 32GB and 64GB Flash Survivor GTs will be available very soon from Corsair’s authorized distributors and resellers worldwide. [Corsair]
Corsair has launched the new Flash Survivor USB drive with a 64GB of storage space. The drive is encased in extremely strong CNC-milled, anodized aircraft-grade aluminum to provide protection to your important data. The Corsair Flash Survivor 64GB USB Drive is also water resistant up to 200m, thanks to the EPDM waterproof seal. No info on pricing or availability so far. [Corsair via Geeky Gadgets]
Here’s the latest member to Corsair’s Extreme Series SSD line-up, the X256. This new 2.5-inch drive is based on Samsung’s MLC NAND flash memory and features a SATA 3.0 Gbps interface, a 64MB of cache memory, an Indilinx Barefoot controller, and provides maximum read and write speeds of 240MB/s and 170MB/s, respectively. The Corsair X256 SSD should become available soon for under $700. [Engadget]
Corsair today released their Flash Voyager GT USB flash drive with a 128GB of storage capacity. The device provides a 32MB/s read speed and a 25.6MB/s write speed. The 128GB Flash Voyager GT is ideal to transport huge amounts of data, including high-resolution photos and artwork, HD video footages, massive databases, or even entire music collections. You can purchase this Flash drive at Newegg for $399.99 each. [Corsair]
The Corsair Expert Series SSD will revolutionize your computing experience. Games load more quickly, your computer starts faster, and multiple applications run more smoothly thanks to a fast 230 mb/sec read and 170 mb/sec write rate. Available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB storage capacities, these SSDs are also perfect for HD video editing tasks. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing so far. I am sure it won’t be cheap. Stay tuned for more updates. [Corsair]
Corsair today rolled out the Obsidian Series 800D chassis at Computex. The 800D is a full tower chassis made form steel and coated with a matte black finish inside and out. The faceplate of the chassis is brushed aluminum and the case supports up to five 5.25-inch drives and six 3.5-inch drives total. The case is also large enough to support ATX, Extended ATX, or micro ATX mainboard. It comes with a cable management system to decrease cable clutter and allow for improved airflow. The entire chassis uses a tool-free design including the 5.25-inch drive bays. The Corsair Obsidian Series 800D chassis will be released in early July at an MSRP of $299. [SlashGear]
Corsair is set to launch an ultra-fast 256GB Solid State Drive (SSD), with an integrated 64MB of cache. Dubbed as the Corsair P256, the SSD has an aluminum design and a 3.0Gbps interface, with an average read speed of about 200Mbps and a write speed of 169.1MBps at 0.1ms random access times and burst speeds as high as 248.2Mbps. Unfortunately, there’s no word on release dates yet, but it’s expected to cost around $749. More
Corsair is famous for its durable USB flash drives. The company comes back with the Flash Voyager Port that is compatible with most of USB flash drives. You can backup your valuable data using the Corsair Flash Voyager Port. You just need to plug your USB flash drive onto it and then push its only button. The device will launch the NovaBackup 10 backup software allowing you to transfer data from your PC to any USB drive. The device will turn any USB storage into a backup drive. Corsair’s current USB flash drive provides 64GB of data and could easily be the recipient of a few system backups. [Engadget]
Corsair is known for its high-quality PC/ laptop memory. The company has decided to enter the SSD market, with its S128 release. The Corsair S128 provides a read speed of 90MB/s and a write speed of 70MB/s, and uses a Samsung controller. Just remember that the Samsung controllers are more expensive than the slower JMicron 602 controller, that found in other SSDs. Scan UK sells the S128 for £326.54 inc VAT. [CustomPC]
Corsair comes back with its latest range of quiet and energy-efficient desktop computer power supply unit. Dubbed as Corsair Power CX400W, the PSU offers a 400 watt model that comes with a wide range of connectors to make it work with majority of today’s computers. Other features include an energy-efficient design and Active PFC (Power Factor Correction) circuitry that allows the Corsair CX400W to deliver over 80% efficiency ratings. You can purchase the Corsair Power CX400W and CMPSU-400CX for approximately $60 each. [FarEastGizmos]
