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Buffalo is famous for its external hard drive series. The company comes back with the new MiniStation Cobalt shock-resistant hard drives. Available in 160GB, 250GB, 320GB, or 500GB storage capacities, the drives come in three different colors. The MiniStation Cobalt hard drives are priced from $80 to $170, depending on the storage capacity. Buffalo also offers LinkStation Pro NAS that features Buffalo’s Web Access that allows you to access your files via any web browser. [Engadget]
Iomega’s Home Media Network Hard Drive has been released. What makes this small network attached storage cool is that it can stream multimedia content to DLNA devices including Sony PlayStation, and some HDTVs. You can easily backup data with Retrospect, a known software from Iomega’s parent company EMC. The Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive can also serve as a USB printer server via USB port. The 500GB and 1TB version are priced at $160 and $230, respectively. [TechNews]
Here is the latest LaCie Hard Disk Max that contains two drives within so you can easily setup this hard disk to RAID0 for performance, or RAID1 for failure protection. You can use this drive for backup purposes. LaCie also offers a 1-year unlimited online backup service. 2TB of the LaCie Hard Disk Max retails for $270. [LaCie]
Here is the Xmas inspired USB Flash drive with an 8GB storage capacity and boasts an AES-256 bit hardware encryption to protect your sensitive files. The drive also boasts a durable solid rubber casing with bold colors, plug and play, and more than 10 years data retention. Measuring 63.7mm x 26.3mm x 15mm, the Christmas Tree USB Flash Drive is priced at $14. [Product Page]
LaCie has released the first 1U rack-mounted NAS that offers a huge 6TB of storage space. The new NAS is being targeted toward small and medium-sized businesses. The company also announced that the LaCie 6TB 1U is first Apple Time Machine-compatible professional NAS on the market and will be accompanied by both Genie and Intego Backup Manager Pro to schedule file backup and computer recovery. Available in 2TB, 4TB, and 6TB, the LaCie 6TB 1U is priced at $759.99 upwards with a 3-year warranty. [Ubergizmo]
Toshiba today announced their latest 2.5 inch 512MB SSD drive (THNS512GG8B). Sadly, there is no further info about the price tag. But, I am sure Toshiba will show off this SSD in January next year at the CES 2009. We’ll keep you posted. [Akihabara]
Here is the new pocket SSD from GreenHouse. The 2.5 inch SSD drive connects to your PC via a USB 2.0 port and is available in 32GB and 64GB storage capacity. Measuring 10mm thick, the SSD drive adopts MLC chips that offers a 20MB/s reading and a 18MB/s writing speed in a 63grams body. No word on pricing at this time. [GreenHouse]
Buffalo comes back with the new RUF2-KL USB flash drive that holds a huge 16GB of storage space. What makes this USB flash drive cool is that it measures at just 8mm thin and weighs at only 10 grams. Available in black or white, the Buffalo RUF2-KL ultra-thin USB flash drive retails for approximately €48 each. [Akihabara]
Yano has recently rolled out its new hard drive enclosure in the form of the MetalWear EX 1.5TB. That’s right! This enclosure is able to hold a 1.5TB 7200rpm hard drive inside. What makes the device more special is that it is also compatible with Mac, Windows and Linux platforms. The MetalWear EX 1.5TB also offers Firewire 400, 800, eSATA and USB 2.0. If you are interested, you can purchase this hard drive enclosure for €400 in Japan this Xmas. I want one! [Akihabara]
In case you didn’t know, OCZ is well known for its storage devices. The company has recently released the Gold Series SDHC Cards for photographers and professional videographers who need fast Class 6 performance at 150X (6MBps) write speeds. Available in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB capacities, these cards are perfect for use in DSLR cameras with high megapixel sensors and HD video camcorders. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing or availability so far. [Electronista]
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