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I-O Data is almost ready to start shipping a new monitor, one that has an arguably peculiar combination of performance specs and pricing.
The LCD-MF234XPGBR, as the company's new monitor is called, is not exactly the most revolutionary of displays.
That would imply that it is intended either for regular consu... |
9 February 2012
12:11 GMT |
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NAS devices continue to play an important role in home and small office networks, so I-O Data figured it was time for a new one to make its appearance.
The market for network-attached storage devices has just grown by a tiny bit, courtesy of I-O Data, whose research and development team completed the LANDisk HDL-Z2... |
25 January 2012
10:08 GMT |
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I-O Data is known for its storage devices, but it released something a bit different this once, specifically the USB-RGB3/D USB 3.0 to DVI display adapter.
Where SMSC created a USB 2.0 into 10/100 Ethernet device, I-O Data, using DisplayLink's DL-3100 chip for connectivity and virtual graphics, built a differe... |
21 November 2011
20:01 GMT |
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Coming to expand its already extensive collection of storage products, I-O Data has announced the TB-3NT Series of flash drive units featuring USB 3.0. I-O Data is no stranger to the storage industry, not a new arrival, so it always has to look for ways to differentiate its new items from the old. Then again, jus... |
19 October 2011
03:17 GMT |
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I-O Data chose not to go portable this once, offering a new, high-capacity addition to a collection of desktop hard drives, otherwise known as USB-connected external units.
The I-O Data HDCA-U series of external hard disk drive units has been around for some time, but this only means that its list of members peri... |
5 October 2011
03:27 GMT |
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I-O Data may have already revealed its newest hard disk drives, but that is not all it came up with, as its product lineup also welcomed a new Blu-ray writer of the external variety, one that handles even the newest and most capacious disk formats.
Nowadays, Blu-ray is more or less universally acknowledged as the... |
22 September 2011
10:38 GMT |
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I-O Data, like all companies on the consumer IT market, seems to go about its official releases in a fairly methodical, periodic fashion, as the company has stepped up once more on the storage segment.
There are many things nowadays that can make a hard disk drive stand out, depending on who it is meant for, amon... |
22 September 2011
09:04 GMT |
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I-O Data, Maker of multiple IT product types, has been revealed to have put together a new series of solid state drives, one that relies on the high data rates achievable via the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface standard.The solid state drive industry is a field that has progressed at a rapid rate, what with both consum... |
13 July 2011
05:56 GMT |
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The past quarter has seen the release of many a hard disk drive or solid state drive designed for the newest of the SATA interfaces, but it looks like I-O Data doesn't feel like pushing things too fast.Whenever the next generation of a widely used technology is completed, one can be certain that companies invol... |
6 July 2011
06:03 GMT |
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It seems that, instead of image quality, I-O Data focused on the aspect of physical endurance when it built its newest liquid crystal display monitor, one dubbed LCD-AD202XW-P.Monitors aren't exactly the most fragile things in the world, but they can still get covered in fingerprints and scratch marks, particul... |
22 June 2011
04:58 GMT |
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Being the maker of various storage devices that it is, I-O Data, understandably, did not let much time pass without revealing some new products, deciding to expand an existing series of HDDs.With Western Digital covering the area of portable HDD cases, I-O Data has now announced that its collection of portable stora... |
15 June 2011
04:42 GMT |
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Being the maker of multiple sorts of hardware products that it is, I-O Data has been working on more than one project, this once unleashing what can be seen as a fairly energy efficient monitor.Nowadays, Full HD image quality has more or less become the norm for the consumer display market, at least as far as produc... |
27 May 2011
08:31 GMT |
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The market for external and portable storage devices now has a new member in the shape of a certain HDD line that I-O Data has designed, keeping the bulk of the consumer market in mind.When it comes to external storage devices, portable hard disk drives definitely make up a large chunk of the total industry.This is ... |
26 May 2011
09:09 GMT |
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I-O Data already has quite the collection of optical storage units, among other things, but it looks like its external and portable models have now received a new sibling, dubbed BRD-UT12.When it comes to external storage, consumers usually think of, at least at first, such things as flash drives, maybe DVDs.Still, ... |
26 May 2011
08:01 GMT |
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I-O Data has delivered more than a few storage devices over the years, optical disk drive included, and it looks like this very sort of drive is what the BRD-U8S really is, although it has yet to actually become available.The market for storage devices has grown quite diverse over the past decade, what with so many ... |
12 May 2011
06:10 GMT |
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External hard disk drives may not be as fast as SATA models meant to stay in cases' trays, but they do have all other capabilities and their own assets that make them convenient backup solutions, among other things.The past couple of years definitely saw external storage solutions going through a phase of popul... |
28 April 2011
03:39 GMT |
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It looks like the recently unveiled external storage device from I-O Data is only one of the products that the company has prepared, as there are actually two others that got officially introduced.When it comes to storage devices, I-O Data is one of those companies that arguably has a tendency towards releasing mult... |
31 March 2011
05:08 GMT |
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Like so many other companies on the IT market, I-O Data does not limit itself to just one segment of the industry, this once having delivered a pair of storage devices that are really just updated versions of those unleashed last year.I-O Data's name does a very good job of relaying just what sort of hardware p... |
30 March 2011
07:58 GMT |
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Those that were wondering how long it would take for more BDXL drives to show up need wait no longer, as a certain company known as I-O Data has come to challenge Buffalo with an external solution of this very sort.For those that do not know, some months ago, the Blu-ray Disk Association, BDA for short, came up with... |
28 March 2011
06:34 GMT |
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Since the rate of new releases on the IT market has more or less recovered, I-O Data has broken its own silence in order to reveal the approach of two new liquid crystal display monitors.New display solutions, like hardware of any other type, get released on a regular basis, meaning that companies have to keep creat... |
9 February 2011
08:28 GMT |
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It appears that Gigabyte is not the only company looking to the portable storage market, as I-O Data has also put together a certain device, one that can be seen as fairly unique as far as connectivity goes.Gigabyte's Pure Rock may be looked upon with reservations because, though it has multiple capacity option... |
27 January 2011
05:07 GMT |
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I-O Data is turning out to be one of those IT companies that like to launch products one after another instead of taking it slow, as proven by how yet another one of its storage devices has been detailed.Even though it already launched quite a few storage units over the past few days, among other things, I-O Data de... |
21 January 2011
03:46 GMT |
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As we've said time and time again, the importance of backing up one's data is crucial nowadays, especially if we're talking about very sensitive information, and for this reason, Japanese company I-O Data has just revealed a new external USB enclosure that supports not one, but two HDDs, in order to en... |
20 January 2011
14:21 GMT |
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It seems that I-O Data has not yet finished its string of new product releases, as the announcements made over the past few days have now been followed by the launch of a new DVD writer. DVD writers may not be overly easy to customize, at least as far as regular, internal ones, with the 5.25-inch from factor, are co... |
20 January 2011
06:13 GMT |
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It seems that Gigabyte is not the only company making use of its multitasking capabilities, as I-O Data is now revealed to be working on, besides portable HDDs, a new liquid crystal display monitor.It would seem that companies are well in the habit of working on multiple fields at the very same time nowadays. G... |
19 January 2011
06:16 GMT |
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I-O Data's HDPC-U collection of portable hard disk drives may not be an entirely new one, but it seems that some new members have now been added to its ranks, all of them with the same capacity. Normally, when increasing the number of products available in a storage solutions line, companies usually give their ... |
19 January 2011
04:32 GMT |
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With all the new memory cards coming out, and with new standards being started, makers of such storage solutions have to make sure that they have all sorts of cards on sale, so I-O Data created a new Class 2 model.Since there are many sorts of consumers, there need be multiple types of the same product if they are a... |
1 December 2010
05:43 GMT |
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With all the attention that the 3D display mode has been getting, and with all the films being shot or converted into it, PCs were quite fast to adopt support for it, and I-O Data has just made its latest contribution in the shape of two ODDs.Since 3D films in high quality take up a lot of virtual space, it fell to ... |
24 November 2010
09:35 GMT |
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It seems that I-O Data is definitely mindful of current trends as far as portable storage solutions are concerned, as is made obvious by the new line of flash drives that it has prepared.Since USB flash drives are specifically designed with mobility in mind, makers of such devices have been doing their best to reduc... |
18 November 2010
03:35 GMT |
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It seems that the display business is not the only outlet that I-O Data has been using to channel its creativity lately, the company having also brought forth a certain external optical drive.As end-users know, most common optical drives usually come in the 5.25-inch form factor and end up in desktop cases.With all ... |
17 November 2010
05:30 GMT |
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It seems that I-O Data is not going to sit idly by while its rivals reveal new 3D panels, so it went ahead and announced that it, too, will bring a new 3D display out by December.3D displays operate on the principle that the panel can produce two sets of images at the same time.Each set of images is aimed at one of ... |
17 November 2010
04:22 GMT |
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For those end-users that own systems, mobile or otherwise, that lack a DVD writer, I-O Data will soon begin to sell one such device, namely an external drive unit known as DVR-UN24GE.While Buffalo is busy getting its act ready on the BDXL market, I-O Data decided to take things a bit slower.Granted, said format has ... |
4 November 2010
08:58 GMT |
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With the focus on energy efficiency being as strong as it is, it is no longer surprising to hear that makers of displays are putting special emphasis on reducing their monitors' power draw, and this is exactly what I-O Data did with its new 21.5-inch LCD. The new liquid crystal display that the Japan-based I-O ... |
20 October 2010
06:11 GMT |
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Makers of storage solutions periodically show off newer and better HDDs, SSDs, flash drives, ODDs and memory cards, and I-O Data has just stepped up in order to say that it will soon start selling a whole new collection of Class 2 memory cards.There are several so-called classes of memory cards and each of them diff... |
8 October 2010
04:56 GMT |
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Hardware makers have been developing portable hard disks for years, but while most such hard drives are just regular storage solutions with support for external connectivity, they don't normally boast any unusual feature, and I-O Data aims to remedy this with the HDPN-U500/V, a HDD capable of video playback, am... |
26 August 2010
03:08 GMT |
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Since technological standards are always advancing, and with consumers being as fond of the 'new' as they are, companies have to periodically update their product lineups, and I-O Data decided it was time to once more expand its own collection of LCDs with a new widescreen liquid crystal display solution k... |
11 August 2010
04:28 GMT |
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Until several years ago, display solution developers focused, for the most part, on enabling as sharp and detailed an image as possible on their monitors and TVs. As technology evolved, however, even the more affordable displays started to achieve high degrees of image clarity and sharpness and, with the economic tu... |
16 June 2010
06:14 GMT |
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I-O Data has already turned a few heads with its introduction of the 2TB USB 3.0 external hard drive, but it looks like the company won't rest easy unless it also makes a small foray into the PC display market. After EIZO came out and delivered a power-hungry (100W), self-calibrating professional display, I-O Da... |
7 April 2010
10:18 GMT |
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The USB 3.0 interface has picked up significantly over the past few months and it is no longer that big of a surprise to hear of new products being launched for the new interface. Still, surprising or not, a device capable of reaching a tenfold increase in speed, compared with its predecessors, is always a welcome si... |
7 April 2010
08:57 GMT |
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Blu-ray, as a means of storing, transferring and enjoying Full-HD media content, has been growing in popularity over the past few months. This growth is driven not only by the advancements in HD media, but also by the appearance of new types of content, such as 3D. In order to keep up with marketing demands, and to p... |
11 March 2010
06:40 GMT |
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Microsoft has been steadily adding a consistent number of companies to the list of members of its IP licensing program, the latest of which was announced on March 3rd. Kanazawa-based I-O Data has inked an intellectual property agreement with Microsoft, designed to cover the company’s use of Linux and open sourc... |
4 March 2010
05:45 GMT |
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Most of I-O Data's latest releases have been either high-capacity external hard drives or super multi Blu-ray burners but it seems that the company is not neglecting its monitor line. In fact, the hardware maker has only recently unveiled a new liquid crystal display model. The latest in the LCD lineup is the LC... |
11 February 2010
09:26 GMT |
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Hardware makers have been going out of their way launching graphics, processing and display solutions capable of a seamless and high-quality playback of Full-HD Blu-ray content. Video-card makers have been implementing special technologies in order to enhance the experience and display makers have been increasing the... |
3 February 2010
10:21 GMT |
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I-O data is preparing to once again jump on the external-storage bandwagon with its upcoming high-capacity hard disk drives. The company is gearing up to launch the HDJ-U series of external storage units. All models are designed with a stylish, black casing and can sit either vertically or horizontally, depending on ... |
27 January 2010
08:08 GMT |
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I-O data said it would be delivering a 1.5TB SATA hard drive back in November, a drive that was meant to compete with Seagate's Baracuda 1.5TB SATA drive. Now, after weeks of waiting, the hard drives set to be released by the company by the end of the month are not SATA but designed for interfacing with the USB ... |
16 December 2009
07:08 GMT |
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Although it won't reach the groundbreaking speed of 12x when scribing Blu-ray disks, as can Pioneer's BDR-205 or Plextor's PX-B940SA, I-O Data's upcoming BR Burner will still deliver quality Blu-ray disk read and write capabilities, all the while boasting a weight of only 330 grams. The product se... |
3 December 2009
08:23 GMT |
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As some of you already know, Seagate has recently announced a new firmware fix for its high-capacity 1.5TB Barracuda SATA hard disk drives, of which numerous users have reported freezing moments. The issue has raised serious questions regarding the company's products, with some users expressing their skepti... |
28 November 2008
05:40 GMT |
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You have one of the lightest and slimmest notebooks in your office, but while yours is by far the niftiest, it has some inconveniences. In order to make it that slim, the manufacturer has omitted one important detail, a video output, so you can connect it to a more generous display.Up until now, you were stuck with t... |
31 May 2007
04:38 GMT |
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