Storage
(57 Reviews Till Date)
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Published 30th of September, 2009
Rating : 4.5 out of 5 Stars
You know how the Intel X25-M rocked the SSD world last year, but as with all things related to tech, it's time for an update. After months of delays, we finally have the second generation Intel X25-M drives flooding the retail channel with their 34nm flash memory technology. The end result? Better performance for lower costs - sweet indeed.
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Published 23rd of July, 2009
Solid state drives have been threatening to storm the mainstream performance segment for a while now. And with new MLC-based drives from OCZ and Patriot that have drastically reduced the entry price, it's time we rounded up some of the top drives from the usual suspects to find out who's the best of them.
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Published 2nd of February, 2009
Remember the days when one gigabyte seemed like all the storage space you'll ever need? Now, 500GB hard drives are commonplace and one terabyte hard drives are no longer head turners. Join us as we take a look back at the last ten years in storage development.
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Published 14th of November, 2008
Rating : 3.5 out of 5 Stars
Looking pristine and chic in white is the BlackBox shared network storage device from Vox. Although it doesn't boast of a rich feature set, it does have some nice touches. We check it out to see what's what.
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Published 16th of September, 2008
If you're wondering what to do with all the spare cash lying around, here's a suggestion:- juice up your notebook for even more performance with a solid state drive (SSD), the latest 80GB version from Intel, the X25-M. Are your wallets ready?
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Published 11th of April, 2008
Rating : 4.5 out of 5 Stars
If you're looking for a high-end high-performance NAS device, look no further as Thecus N5200 PRO's features and performance would likely blow you away. Featuring five hot-swappable bays and RAID 6 support, we examine how this storage monster handle up to FIVE whopping Terabytes of data.
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