I know this is, in no way, SSD related but this deserved a quick shout. An absolutely great find while at CeBIT on Day One was the Zeiss Cinemizer OLED 3D mutimedia video glasses. With HDMI 3D technology, we were able to sit in the driver seat of a race car or take off on a virtual reality helicopter ride. The …
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OCZ Officially Names Vertex 4 and OCZ Enterprise is Booming – CeBIT 2012 Update
Our first stop at CEBit 2012 in Hannover, Germany, was at the OCZ booth and were we in for a shock. It wasn’t ten minutes since the doors opened and the crowd surrounding OCZ enterprise products was unbelievable. So much for getting those early shots right? Hoping to be the first to visit the OCZ booth, we think even they …
Read More »STEC Adds MACH16 Slim SSD For Big Embedded Application Performance In A Tiny Package
Good things often come in small packages. SSDs are one of the finest examples of said axiom, but even they aren’t small enough for the task at times. STEC is adding a new enterprise-grade SSD for embedded systems, which should put enterprise SSD features in a diminutive form-factor. ATM machines, GPS units, and those DVD rental kiosks are all embedded …
Read More »Buffalo Announces It’s First Internal SSD As Survival Of The Fittest Becomes The Standard
Buffalo Technology, well known for their networking and storage solutions, has apparently released their very first internal SSD. Dubbed the SSD-NS/PM3P, the drive will be available in capacities of 128, 256 and 512GB, each of which will offer read speeds of 500MB/s, 513MB/s and 479MB/s respectively, according to Crystal Disk Mark. The drives will initially be available in Japan, with prices …
Read More »Technology Reviews for March 4, 2012 – Do you Skype?
By now you have all heard of and maybe even tried Skyping with a friend or family member? I personally love this option, while my son was in Afghanistan a few years ago it was our life line to seeing and believing that he was ok. With family across the country and a husband travelling over seas, it saves on long distance …
Read More »The SSD Review is off to CEBit 2012 in Hannover, Germany!!!
Just a little note to all that there may be a ghost crew around the office for the next week as we are heading off to Germany for a our first look at CEBit! CEBit is being held in Hannover from 6 to 10 March 2012 and is reputed to be one of the largest technology events in the world, …
Read More »OCZ Launches SANRAD-VXL Storage Accelerator As Caching Becomes Par For The Course
OCZ has announced the release of their new SANRAD-VXL Storage Accelerator. The VXL is a flash caching solution targeted at enterprise environments and will also provide VM-Ware acceleration. It can be paired with OCZ’s Z-Drive R4 CloudServ SSD and will also provide support for traditional iSCSI and FC storage. OCZ’s SANRAD-VXL will be available immediately. In an attempt to get this …
Read More »ASUS Zenbook SSD Review – Not Necessarily SandForce Driven Hits A Speed Bump
If we told you that we spent $2400 to right a wrong in proving something that you as a consumer should be aware of, would you believe us? This report closely examines the ASUS Zenbook. Within the ‘Zen’, ASUS may provide either of two SATA 3 SSDs, these being the AData ‘SandForce Driven’ XM11 or the Sandisk U100. There is …
Read More »Toshiba Enters Consumer HDD Market As WD/Hitachi Merger Hangs In The Balance
A little over two months ago, Seagate completed its acquisition of Samsung’s hard drive division, leaving only three major players in the magnetic storage industry. Actually, not quite three, as Toshiba remained as well. The problem was that this veritable “David” wasn’t actually in any position to take on what were the three remaining “Goliaths” of this industry. The reality …
Read More »Samsung PM830 SATA 3 256GB mSATA SSD Review – Ultrabooks To Gain Capacity and SATA 3 Speed
Today’s SSD exclusive is going to be a first look at Samsung’s new PM830 SATA 3 mSATA 256GB SSD. This SSD is rather unique as it is one of the first SATA 3 SSDs to be released at the 256GB capacity range and, although laptops and ultrabooks that can utilize it are still limited to just a few, the call …
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