Super Talent has released a new firmware upgrade ‘Firmware Version 1370′ for their UltraDrive SSDs, which enables improved performance when used with Microsoft Windows 7. This new firmware increases the maximum read and write of both the UltraDrive ME and UltraDrive LE to 260 MB/sec while reading and 200 MB/sec (ME) and 210 MB/sec (LE) when writing. In addition, Super Talent has also released the UltraDrive Performance Refresh Tool, an app which can refresh SSD performance. The new firmware upgrade tool is now available at Super Talent official website. [SlashGear]
Super Talent introduces its new UltraDrive ME/UltraDrive LE Series SSDs that come in 64GB, 32GB, 138GB and 256GB storage capacities retailing for $205, $128, $379 and $645, respectively. These drives are able to hit a maximum sequential read speed of 230MB/sec and a maximum sequential write speed of 170MB/sec for the LE series, while the ME series has a maximum sequential read speed of 200MB/sec and a maximum sequential write speed of 160MB/sec. [HotHardware]
Super Talent is well known for its USB gadgets. The company comes back with a new range of USB flash drives that offers a huge 64GB of storage capacity. The Luxio USB flash drive features dual-channel flash memory architecture to store your data securely and safely, password protection, AES-256 hardware encryption, and offers a maximum transfer speeds of approx. 30MB/s. Available in black, silver or wood grain finish with the UV-coated plastic cases and chrome-plated zinc trim, the 64GB Luxio USB flash drive retails for $150. [Electronista]
Super Talent is now offering a 128GB SSD drive for only $299. The drive connects to the PC or laptop via a SATA II interface and offers read and write speeds of 100MB/s and 40MB/s, respectively. I am sure more manufacturers will use SSD drives instead of hard drives for their netbooks in the near future. [JKOnTheRun]
Super Talent has announced the latest addition to its Pico series of USB flash drives, the Pico D. Measures only 1.4-inches, the Pico D claims as one of the world’s smallest USB families, by using chip-on-board (COB) technology. The Pico D offers a chrome swivel, 8GB of storage and support for 200X (30MB/sec) transfer speeds. Available this week for under $40. [Fareastgizmos]
SuperTalent will be dropping a new SSD lineup. The three new models come in capacities of 30GB, 60GB, and 120GB for about $299, $449, and $699. All three are now available as of right now. [Jkontherun]
Super Talent has unveiled three new 8GB USB Flash drives, including the world’s smallest 8GB drive that weigh less than a nickel. These new Super Talent drives include: PICO-A, with a swivel lid; the retractable PICO-B; and ultra small PICO-C. Available now for just $35 each. [SuperTalent]
Check out the thinnest 256GB SSD hard drive by Super Talent dubbed the FSD56GC25H SSD world’s thinnest Solid State Disk. It features up to 0.1-millisecond access time, 65MB/sec sequential read speeds and 50MB/sec sequential write speeds as well as a lightweight aluminum case. Strangely you can get the price by request only and it’s said to be pretty pricey, and it doesn’t look all that thin to me. [Engadget]
