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First Solid State Drive with Dual Interface: Zeus SSD It combines SATA and USB	By Sci/Tech News Staff, - 14th of September 2005, 18:38 GMT Adjust text size:


SimpleTech unveiled the first solid state drive (SSD) with SATA and USB interfaces on one drive. The Zeus Dual Interface SSD is the only available Flash drive that allows users to easily remove a single SSD from one system and use it in a second system with different interface requirements. This makes it an optimal solution for applications that require that the SSD have a high-speed SATA interface for digital mission data storage in a combat system and an industry standard USB interface for direct connection to a debriefing station or other PC. All standard Zeus Dual Interface SSDs have fixed case dimensions: a 3.5-inch footprint and a 9.5 mm case height. With standard configurations ranging from 12 to 192 GB, and with a variety of data throughputs, the new Zeus SSD allows for easy expansion and upgrades while keeping fixed form, fit and function. Zeus Dual Interface SSDs have sustained read/write rates of 60 MBytes per second SimpleTech's Zeus Dual Interface SSDs are currently shipping in capacities up to 192 GB in a 3.5-inch form factor with a 9.5 mm case height, and up to 256 GB in custom form factors. This week, Softpedia takes you for an e-mail client tour. Vote for your favorite e-mail application.

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