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Crucial C300 SATA 6Gb/s SSD Review
Storage | 23rd June 2010
We all know that SSDs are blazingly fast. What would you get if you took an SSD and added SATA 6Gb/s support? Let's find out.
Icy Box Hard Drive Docking Stations Review
Storage | 13th May 2010
We take a look at a pair of Icy Box docking stations and compare E-SATA to USB3
Corsair V128 Nova Review
Storage | 19th April 2010
Today we look at the latest high performance SSD from Corsair, the Nova. How does it do?
Corsair Flash Padlock 2 8GB Review
Storage | 31st March 2010
Carrying your personal data around on a USB drive may be convenient, but what happens when you loose it?
Silicon Power E10 and M10 SSDs
Storage | 26th February 2010
Today we have a look at two Solid State Drives from the Taiwanese company Silicon Power. Do they cut the mustard?
Synology DS710+ 2-bay All-in-1 NAS Server
Storage | 22nd February 2010
Synology have just released their latest NAS aimed at the SMB market. But can it hold its own against a fully fledged file server?
Synology DS410j NAS Station
Storage | 27th January 2010
With the ever growing need for digital storage, Synology have released a new 4 bay NAS solution for the home and small business user. Look inside to see if it checks all the boxes.
Crucial M225 128GB
Storage | 6th January 2010
Today we look at the Crucial M225 128GB, a notebook replacement SSD.
OC3D Articles ›› Storage
Seagate Plans 37.5TB HDD Within Matter of Years
Matthew Fogg | 8th January 2007
Looking to the future we can expect HDD in the vicinity of 300TB; according to Seagate anyway. Read on to find out more...
Samsung Readies Flash Memory For 32 GB Solid State Disk
Matthew Fogg | 3rd January 2007
Samsung said that it has begun sampling of 50 nm NAND flash memory chips that are required to build the long announced 32 GB 2.5 GB solid state disk (SSD). Read on to find out more.
Solid State Hard Drive Versus HDD
Matthew Fogg | 2nd January 2007
Intel's upcoming Santa Rosa platform for Notebooks employs something known by its code name as the "Robson" module, that incorporates NAND Flash in a solid state disk-cache design. Read about it here...
Toshiba's 1.8-inch 100GB HDD
Matthew Fogg | 6th December 2006
Toshiba recently announced a 1.8-inch drive that offers a storage capacity of 100GB, claiming it is the largest capacity yet achieved in this class of hard disk drive (HDD).
Seagate Named Supplier Of The Year
Matthew Fogg | 6th December 2006
Seagate, the world’s number one disc drive manufacturer, has announced that it has been named 2006 Supplier of the Year by Xyratex, a leading supplier of enterprise class data storage subsystems.
Seagate Savvio Small Form Factor Hard Drives Embraced By Technology Leaders Worldwide
Matthew Fogg | 3rd December 2006
Seagate today announced that its ground-breaking Savvio 2.5–inch SFF enterprise hard drives have achieved unprecedented levels of adoption among leading system suppliers.
1TB per Sqaure Inch?
Matthew Fogg | 30th November 2006
A laser capable of being focused to a spot on a rotating disk just 80 nanometers across, is what Fujitsu needed to be able to beat competitors Toshiba and Seagate, in the race toward terabit areal densities. Yesterday, Fujitsu announced they’d achieved that goal.
Xerox Seeks Erasable Form of Paper for Copiers
Matthew Fogg | 28th November 2006
Xerox has set out to recycle paper documents produced by the company’s copiers — potentially an unlimited number of times. Read on to find out more...
Kingston Technology Launch the DataTraveler Secure Privacy Edition
Matthew Fogg | 22nd November 2006
Kingston Technology releases its new DataTraveler Secure Privacy Edition USB Drive. Read on to find out more...
Xbox 360 hack Spurring Demand For DL DVD Discs
Matthew Fogg | 9th November 2006
Taiwan optical disc makers makers have indicated that demand has been warming up for DVD+R/-R DL (single-sided double-layer) discs recently, following the increased availability of a modding hack that allows for the playing of pirated games on Xbox 360 consoles.
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