If I were to have a personal favorite SSD form factor it would just have to be the mSATA SSD. At under 10gm and 1/3 the size of a business card, the performance this device is capable of is reminiscent of that of a worker ant that can lift 20 times its weight. Needless to say, learning of ADATAs new …
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KingSpec Introduces MultiCore Series PCIe SSD – Computex 2012 Update
Stopping by KingSpec at Computex 2012 uncovered a new and interesting PCIe SSD dubbed the KingSpec Mutticore Series SSD. Housing eight mSATA SSDs, the Multicore answers the obvious question we have had of similar mSATA x 4 PCIe SSDs and this SSD can be configured with 64 to 2TB of available storage. The Multicore is still technically a prototype and …
Read More »Silicon Power Introduces Velox V60 and T10 SSDs – Computex 2012 Update
Silicon Power did more than upgrade their SSDs with an attractive exterior at Computex 2012 this morning. Two new SSDs, the Velox V60 and T10 will be replacing the V30 and V20 lines and the T10 is a bit interesting with respect to capacity. The V60, of course, contains the LSI SandForce SF-2281 controller and is capable of performance of …
Read More »Biwin Demonstrates NuvoDrive NX SSD and New PCIe SSD – Computex 2012 Update
It was only a few days back that we broke the news of Biwin’s introduction of the NuvoDrive NX SSD which used a new to market controller by NovaChips designated as the Bugatti NVS3600A. Today at Computex we were able to speak with Joe James, VP of Worldwide Marketing, Biwin America, who walked us through a few benchmarks and also …
Read More »The Ultimate Computex Booth Babe Collection Day One – Computex 2012 Update
It is going to be a long night catching up on todays Computex visits so I thought I might get this off my plate right away. Luckily for all, we had another great photographer in our midst on Day One of Computex 2012 and this year, while I was making rounds with the many SSD partners, she thought she might …
Read More »SanDisk First To Tackle OEM SSD Caching Solution – Computex 2012 Update
Word of an OEM disk caching solution has been the talk for some time and we had to wonder who would be the first and when, until today that is. The opportunity to purchase a laptop with both the power of an SSD and the storage capacity of a hard drive has been some time in the making and, unexpectedly, …
Read More »Corsair Displays Neutron SSDs With New Exclusive SATA 3 Controller – Computex 2012 Update
It has been some time in the making but there is a new kid on the block in the SSD controller world. This controller is the LM87800 6Gb/s SSD controller from Link A Media Devices (LAMD) and, judging by initial performance specs, Corsair made a very smart move grabbing the exclusive on its introduction to the consumer SSD market. The …
Read More »Gigabyte Displays Show Stopper X11 Carbon Fiber Ultrabook – Computex 2012 Update
If good looking and powerful are what you are looking for in the worlds lightest ultrabook, hold your seats because Gigabyte is about to wow the world with their new carbon fiber X11 Ultra and we have the goods at Computex 2012. To quote this ultra as attractive is an understatement as our pictures can’t do this machine justice. As …
Read More »Sandisk Releases Lightning PCIe Solid State Accelerator (SSA) SSDs – Computex 2012 Update
If timing is everything, I have to hand it to Sandisk on this one. For some unknown reason, I just woke up at 2:30am just before Day One at Computex in Taipei to find that Sandisk sent out notification of their new Lightning PCI-Express Solid State Accelerator (SSA) Cards. The Lightning PCIe is available in capacities of 200GB and 400GB …
Read More »Computex Assembly 18 Hours and Counting – Computex 2012 Update
Arriving in Taipei, Taiwan a few days early allowed us an unexpected ‘behind the scenes’ look at Computex 2012 where we couldn’t help but be amazed at the work displayed to put on one of the worlds largest technology events. It reminds us of CeBIT 2012 in Hanover, Germany, where we observed a polizei escorted procession of close to 1000 …
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