01/06/2011, [CES 2011] Remember the smallest SSD in the world that we covered back in August last year? Well, SanDisk’s booth showed it off at CES, and boy is it small. Just check out its miniscule size in right above, and chances are you will be wowed at how 64GB...

01/06/2011, You can’t say that the SD Association isn’t keeping up with the times. A good seven months after the association revealed the UHS-I specifications, it’s back again with the UHS-II bus-interface system that promises high-definition recording speeds...

01/03/2011, [CES 2011] Marvell is introducing the Marvell 88SE9130, a new hard drive controller that features HyperDuo, a technology from Marvell that basically merges an Solid State Drive (SSD) and a classic Hard Disk Drive (HDD) into a single logical unit. The idea...

12/21/2010, Samsung has announced that it has come up with a multi-level-cell (MLC) based SSD for enterprise storage use. The drives will be available in capacities of 100GB, 200GB, 400GB and are suitable for servers since they provide high density while consuming...

12/21/2010, USB 3.0 might have been pretty slow in its uptake, but that doesn’t mean the technology isn’t going to just die like that – in fact, we believe that USB 2.0 will be phased out in due time, and 2011 might just mark the year where USB 3.0...

12/20/2010, Super Talent’s pretty much a byword these days when it comes to the world of solid state drives (SSDs), and the second generation DuraDrive ET2/ZT2 SSDs are slated to be another winner from their stable of offerings. While capable of delivering...

11/30/2010, Word is going around that PhotoFast may have been asked by Apple to halt production of its SSD upgrade kit for the new MacBook Air. If the rumors are true, the company had been asked to stop production a week back, though the halt might not be permanent...

11/22/2010, We all love speedy portable external storage devices, and now Kingston has married an SSD with a speedy USB 3.0 connection to come up with the HyperX Max 3.0 drive, a drive that is capable of churning out 195MB/s and 160MB/s read and write speeds...

11/07/2010, Apple’s introduction of the new MacBook Air has created a demand for tiny solid-state drives (SSDs) and now Toshiba is here to fulfill that need with the introduction of its Blade X-gale drive, offering the same dimensions at just an inch wide and...

11/03/2010, Foremay Inc., a leading OEM manufacturer of industrial SSD drives has announced that it has begun to ship its 1.8-inch micro SATA SSD drives in volume to commercial, industrial and military clients. The new drives feature improved read and write speeds of...

10/27/2010, One of the few things that you could upgrade on Apple’s new 11.6-inch MacBook Air would be its tiny Toshiba SSD and PhotoFast has an interesting way to do that. The Air USB3 Adapter allows you to easily transfer your old files over to the new drive,...

10/15/2010, Iomega has just announced an external USB 3.0 SSD (Solid state Drive) flash disk that is aimed at professionals and storage enthusiasts. The sleek looking 1.8″ storage device is encased in aluminum and the very nature of solid state storage should...

10/07/2010, Samsung has announced that mass production of its 3.5-inch 100GB and 200GB SSDs for the enterprise market has begun, a solution that is touted to help businesses lower their total cost of ownership over time as it increases performance and decreases power...

10/06/2010, There is one thing about archives of digital data that bugs us – there are moments where you will need to make a transition from one format to another, since nothing lasts forever. With film for example, all you need is to store away your precious...