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Grant Dahlke from Other World Computing aka MacSales.com introduces Sandforce processor-based high capacity, high-performance SSD (solid state drive) hard drives for computers such as Apple's Macbook Air that are up to three times larger and up to 22% faster than the drive than Apple's OEM drive. They also have a line of drives for older IDE and ATA machines, which
HSTi's Wireless Media Stick is a Wifi dongle that converts almost anything that can read USB storage into a media streamer. Instead of reading files direct from the disk, the files from network shares are read as if they were local. It's perhaps easier if you think of an example. Let's say you've got a PVR or DVD player that
CES 2011 has been taking place this week in LAS Vegas, NV. This is the show where anybody who is anybody in consumer electronics is. That includes everyone from those who sell giant plasma TVs like Sony down to those who sell usb drives like Victorinox. At one time everyone carried a Swiss Army knife with them at all times.
Ipads and Iphones are cool but no matter how much storage they have there is never enough storage. You could of course carry an extra hard drive with you, but that sort of misses the point of the Ipad. Kingston has solution that doesn't require you to carry an extra drive with you. Kingston which is known for memory products,
Here at GNC we've always been fans of Cloud Engines' Pogoplug and at CES, they've unveiled the latest version, the Pogoplug Video, which adds video streaming to your personal cloud. If you aren't familiar with the Pogoplug, it's a small gadget which you put on your network connected into your router. You then plug in a USB harddrive (or two)
If you're the kind of person who has to have the fastest processor, the quickest memory and the nippiest hard drive, then you might as well stop reading this review and simply go out and buy a Buffalo MicroStation SSD. Because it's fast. Probably not the fastest SSD out there, but in comparison to a spinning hard disk drive, it's
Freecom announced the Mobile Drive CLS concept back in July as a new way of storing and organising the vast amounts of data that all of us now seem to collect through our daily digital lives. The CLS stands for Collect, Label and Store and fundamentally it's about using 2.5" portable drives to store data according to type or use.