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A Busy Day for our Tech Affiliates, April 22, 2012

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It’s time for summer to start. Not sure where you might be located, but the weather here in Ontario is beginning to get a little annoying; cold and rainy today.  I am thankful we didn’t receive the snow that some parts north of us did. It was the perfect day to take in a movie, 21 Jump Street. Some great laughs …

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Tech Reviews across the Globe for April 20, 2012

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I wonder how many people out there have never heard of Dick Clark? If I were a betting person, I would bet that even those people who claim not to be into music or never watched American Bandstand still heard of him. Who could never seen at least one New York City new year’s ball drop? What a great legacy… if we …

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Affiliate Tech Reviews for April 18, 2012

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Just read about the women in Michigan, US, who won the lottery and continued to collect food stamps and has now been arrested and charged with fraud. Interesting how everyone is trying to pass the buck on who made the biggest mistake. While morally she should have known better and never used them, she didn’t go and steal them. Interesting twist …

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OWC Releases First Fully Bootable PCIe SSD For Mac and PC

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Other World Computing’s new Mercury Accelsior PCIe SSD is a new entry in the consumer/prosumer storage market and will be the first such device that is bootable in both PCs and Macs. Composed of a half-height PCIe card with two MacBook Air-styled SandForce powered SSDs in RAID, the Accelsior is capable of SATA III speeds up to 780MB/s read and …

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Garbage Collection and TRIM in SSDs Explained – An SSD Primer

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‘Garbage Collection in SSDs’ is a contributed article that was submitted by LSI and authored by Kent Smith, Senior Director of Product Marketing, Flash Components Division, LSI Corporation. It’s importance cannot be understated for anyone venturing into today’s world of SSDs. Garbage collection (GC) is a fundamental process with all solid state drives (SSDs), but it can be implemented in …

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Intel 330 Series SATA 3 SSD Family Released With SandForce Performance and Great Prices

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This morning, Intel is releasing their new 330 series SATA III SSDs with a healthy mix of performance and value. A new addition to the mainstream 300 series, the 330 is a budget oriented offering which shouldn’t lack for performance. The 330 series is available in 60GB, 120GB, and 180GB capacities and suggested retail pricing is $89, $149, and $249, respectively, …

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Sharing a Weekend of Tech Reviews

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Do you like to share? The wonder of the internet has made that a whole lot easier. It’s interesting because while most ‘Techies”, I know, prefer to work alone they thrive on sharing their information with others. So allow me to share some “tech” reviews I collected recently and check out the highlight item, love it! HIGHLIGHT REVIEW Upgrade Your House (Custom …

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Fusion Io Releases ioFX PCIe SSD As Digital Media Drives The Industry Forward

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Fusion IO, well known for their high performance, professional grade solid state drives and more recently, SSD caching solutions, has announced the release of their ioFX PCIe SSD. Part of their ioMemory platform, ioFX is intended to bring cost effective, souped up data storage to the workstation. The drive will deliver 1.5GB/s, and will allow artists to manipulate prodigious amounts of …

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