Solid State Drives continue to grow in numbers, with new technology providing a choice for a more affordable, faster storage solution that addresses the requirements of the consumer segment. On that note, PhotoFast has decided to further expand its SSD portfolio by preparing the introduction of its new G-Monster V4 ... |
13 November 2009
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Toshiba's Storage Device Division (SDD) announced today the expansion of its line of 1.8-inch, traditional hard disk drives with the introduction of two new additions designed to meet the requirements of a full range of mobile computing applications. The new additions include a high-performance 5,400RPM family o... |
5 November 2009
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Toshiba, one of the world's leading vendors of storage solutions, has recently announced the expansion of its 1.8-inch HDD portfolio with the introduction of the new 160GB hard-drive model. Boasting a single-platter design and an ultraportable form factor, the new drives are expected to be featured in some of th... |
10 September 2009
05:52 GMT |
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Samsung Electronics has recently announced the introduction of its new 1.8-inch hard disk drive, featuring a high capacity of 250GB and a new native USB controller, integrated on the HDD's printed circuit board (PCB). According to Samsung, this design feature will enable portable hard disk vendors to provide its... |
9 July 2009
10:10 GMT |
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Western Digital, one of the world's leading vendors of storage products, has just announced that it has begun shipping its new SiliconDrive III SSD product family, following the company's acquisition of SiliconSystems back in March 2009. With this announcement, Western Digital joins the increasing number of... |
16 June 2009
10:56 GMT |
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Samsung, one of the world's leading vendors of consumer electronics and portable hard disk drives, has just announced the introduction of two new color options for its line of S-series external hard drives. The Korean company also announced a new 160GB version for its 1.8-inch S1 Mini drive, providing its custom... |
15 June 2009
07:02 GMT |
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RunCore, a producer of Flash-based storage solutions, recently announced the expansion of the company's consumer-oriented solid state drive products, with the addition of new 1.8-inch low-cost Zif/PATA and 2.5-inch 256GB SATA SSDs. The company also announced that its 1.8-inch Zif/PATA solutions, with capacities ... |
30 December 2008
10:08 GMT |
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TDK Corp has recently announced that it has achieved the world's highest surface recording density of HDD, 803Gbit/inch2 with a track recording density of 1.771kBPI and a track density of 454kTPI. The announcement comes after Toshiba introduced last week its first 250GB 1.8-inch HDDs, designed to meet the specif... |
1 October 2008
03:56 GMT |
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Always the active pioneer in its field, Toshiba has just announced that it's expanding its small form factor hard disk drives with three new high-capacity, high-performance SATA HDDs, including the industry's first 250GB 1.8-inch HDD. You got it right, your future laptop could be featured with one of these... |
25 September 2008
04:58 GMT |
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Micron, a flash-based products manufacturer, introduced yesterday its next-generation RealSSD solid state drives designed for enterprise computing and notebook applications. The company has brought to light two new models, the RealSSD P200 and the RealSSD C200, meant to bring about a boost in capacity, power and perf... |
5 August 2008
07:55 GMT |
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Despite all the recent releases of Solid State Drives, coming from several major manufacturers, it appears that Toshiba still thinks that normal HDDs actually stand a chance. The Toshiba Storage Device Division has just announced the industry's highest-capacity series of SATA 1.8-inch hard disk drives. The compa... |
11 June 2008
02:54 GMT |
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There is no such thing as too much storage space, says an old computer saying and the engineers from Toshiba seem to live by that expression as the company announced a new mini hard disk drive with an impressive storage capability: 160GB. While 160Gb of storage capacity is looking like old and dusty news for a deskto... |
6 September 2007
11:13 GMT |
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