by Johan on July 18, 2007
Western Digital RE2 (RAID Edition) hard drive is designed for enterprise market and comes with 750GB storage capacity. This hard drive sports 3.0 Gb/s data transfer rate, 7200rpm speed, Native Command Queuing (NCQ) and 16MB cache. It is touted as the world’s most reliable server-class SATA drive and adopts few WD exclusive technologies including SecurePark for improved shock characteristics, StableTrac for better vibration performance, and IntelliSeek to reduce power consumption, noise and vibration. Western Digital RE2 (RAID Edition) hard drive retails for $265.
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by Johan on July 17, 2007
Kingston rolled out two 8GB USB flash drives that are designed for business professionals who needs to transport large amount of data. The DataTraveler II Plus Migo Edition drive comes bundled with Migo software that allows users store their data and tools, while the Universal Mail Format allows you to access Windows based email programs. The DataTraveler 100 comes with a capless design. The DataTraveler II Plus Migo Edition and DataTraveler 100 retail for $154 and $116 respectively.
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by Johan on July 16, 2007
TrekStor has recently introduced its 1TB DataStation duo w.u external USB hard drive. It boasts two 500GB hard drives that show up as a single 1TB drive on your computer. The hard drive offers backup capabilities thanks to the included Nero BackItUp2 Essentials software, and an aluminum housing that dissipates heat without the need for a fan… In other words your massive ‘video’ collection is more than safe. The TrekStor 1TB DataStation duo w.u external USB hard drive retails for $430.
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The Thanko Spydisk is actually a memory card reader in a pen. It retails for approx. $50.
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Fujitsu rolled out the world’s highest capacity 2.5-inch external hard drive which is specially designed for the busy mobile professionals. The hard drive features a sleek design and offers 300GB storage capacity, 4200rpm speed, 16-point shock absorber, security/back up software and an integrated USB 2.0 cable. It draws power from your laptop or desktop so no need for an additional adapter. Fujitsu’s new 2.5-inch external hard drive sells for $229. The device also comes in a 120GB/5400RPM version for $129.
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Transcend today released a new Transcend ExpressCard/34 SSD with 32GB of storage capacity. It is perfect for use as a mobile storage solution in notebook computers with ExpressCard slot. The device supports USB 2.0 and PCI Express applications, as well as ReadyBoost function. Other features include built-in ECC (Error Correction Code) functionality and wear-leveling algorithm that ensures highly reliable data transfer. Transcend ExpressCard/34 SSD 32GB retails for $509.
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A TEAM Computer showcased its brand new USB memory that features enhanced security function during Computex 2007. The device looks cool with its green color. No word on pricing or availability so far.
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Sharp Japan has announced its five new digital TV tuners which will be available in capacities from 250GB to 1TB. One of them is the DV-ACW80 which features 1TB hard drive, two digital tuner, and one analog tuner. The recorder also sports EPG (Electronic programming guide) and comes equipped with 2 x USB ports for transferring photographs. Measuring 434mm × 343mm × 68mm and weighing 6kg, the Sharp AQUOS DV-ACW80 recorder goes on sale in Japan from August 21 for approx. $1550.
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Firstor Korea released a solid state disk with up to 128GB capacity. The 2.5-inch disk is designed for laptops and comes in 32/64GB capacities. The PaxDisk will be available from September in the Korean market.
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by Johan on June 27, 2007
The Iomega eGo Portable Hard Drive USB 2.0 sports a Patent Pending DropGuard feature that can withstand the toughest of travel environments. The device offers 160GB of storage capacity, so you can load up to 640,000 photos, over 2,900 hours of music, and 240 hours of video. It requires no external power supply and includes a free EMC Retrospect HD backup software license. Available in cherry color, the Iomega eGo portable hard drive USB 2.0 sells for $160.
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