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Corsair Flash Voyager 32gb Review
Storage | 17th June 2009
Corsair's Flash Voyager drives may have been out for a while, but we felt they were still deserving of a look. Find out how we got on inside.
OCZ Throttle 32GB eSATA Flash Drive
Storage | 20th May 2009
Looking for something with a little more grunt than your existing USB flash drive? The eSATA based OCZ Throttle may be just what you've been searching for.
Corsair Flash Voyager Port
Storage | 12th May 2009
Losing hair over data back-ups? Then Corsair may have a solution for you, and it doesn't involve a wig! Read on to find out our thoughts on the Voyager Port...
OCZ Vertex 120GB SATA2 SSD
Storage | 11th April 2009
With a read speed of 250MB/s, the OCZ Vertex serves up some serious speed....just not on a platter! Check out our review inside.
OCZ ATV 32GB USB Flash Drive
Storage | 16th December 2008
Fancy being able to carry 32GB of data around in my pocket without looking like you're concealing a hard one (disk!)? The OCZ ATV 32GB may well have an affordable and rugged solution.
SanDisk Extreme Cruzer Contour 8GB Flash Drive
Storage | 23rd November 2008
Promising a faster read speed than any of their previous models, Overclock3D simply had to try the SanDisk Extreme Cruzer Contour out.
Adaptec RAID 2405 SAS / SATA Controller
Storage | 10th November 2008
With an 800MHz processor, 128MB of DDR2 and a PCI-E 8x interface, can Adaptec's latest entry-level SAS/SATA RAID controller offer a boost in performance?
Synology DS207+ NAS Server
Storage | 12th October 2008
Aimed squarely at the SOHO user, the DS207+ promises an impressive array of features. OC3D simply had to take a look
OC3D Articles ›› Storage
Samsung Introduces 60GB Capacity 1.8-Inch Hard Drive
Matthew Fogg | 26th January 2007
Samsung has announced its first 1.8-inch drive with a 60GB capacity as a part of the company's new line of N-series of HDDs. Read on to find out more...
Western Digital Releases Fix For Disappearing Drives
Matthew Fogg | 25th January 2007
Western Digital quietly issued a firmware update on its web site that should be applied to the company's WDxxxxYS series of "Caviar SE16" SATA2 drives.
Blu-Ray Encrytion Cracked
Mike Reilly | 25th January 2007
Just shortly after HD-DVD encryption was cracked, the same trickster is at it again, this time he's cracked Blu-Ray.
Fujitsu on the Way to 5TB Hard Drives
Mike Reilly | 19th January 2007
Fujistsu has figured out a way that will allow them to pack up to 5TB onto a single 3.5 HDD. This technology is not expected to be released soon, but it's on the path to even more capacity hard drives. Read inside for more.
Seagate Announces 2.5" HDD, 15,000 RPM
Mike Reilly | 16th January 2007
Many hard drive manufacturers try to please their customers by offering higher capacity hard drives. Seagate has decided to take another route. Read inside for more.
Hitachi Explains Perpendicular Recording
Matthew Fogg | 16th January 2007
If you don't really understand the science behind perpendicular recording, then this article is for you. Read on to find out more...
Some More Seagate Announcements
Mike Reilly | 15th January 2007
It seems like Seagate releases weren't covered so well. Read inside for an update on the info you missed.
Porn goes HD-DVD, BlueRay loses out?
Matt Kemp | 12th January 2007
It seems that Sony don't want any smut on their format, so the Porn industry will be going HD-DVD. The end for BlueRay as we know it?
PQI Releases 64GB SSD SATA Drive
Mike Reilly | 12th January 2007
PQI has released a HUGE (Pun intended), SSD SATA Hard Drive. Pics and more info inside...
Seagate Launches Freeagent Family Of Data Movers
Matthew Fogg | 10th January 2007
Today Seagate Technology announced the launch of its FreeAgent family of data movers, which are set to shake up the consumer market. Interested? Feel free to read on about them in the news article...
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