Articles in the hard disk Category
Posted in Gadget, hard disk on 20 December 2008
Somebody needs a disk? This could be the solution. Greenhouse launched the GH-SSDEGU-M, an external disk SSD that while it promises high transfer speeds, it promises durability. The disc has a read speed of 20MB/sy writing 18MB/sy connects via USB can. It has an aluminum enclosure, measures 117 × 72×10mm and weighs 63g. Come in two versions: a 32GB and 64GB of another.
Posted in Gadget, hard disk on 4 December 2008
The people of newertech launched a new dock to your hard drive that reads both SATA I and II. Supports also the most frequently used connections: FireWire 400/800 and USB 2.0. Also, recognize any SATA disk, either 2.5 or 3.5 pugadas recognize up to 2TB and allows the Hot-swapping. Hot-swapping of drives is supported, allowing you to treat your collection of hard drives as though they’re really spacious USB flash drives.
Posted in Japanese gadgets, hard disk on 25 September 2008
Hard drives are becoming smaller and getting slimmer by the day. Toshiba appears to be displeased with their own performance because they have gone ahead and broken their own record for the world’s smallest hard drive. The 250GB MKxx29GSG series disk stands at just 8.0mm thickness and would give tough competition to their recently announced 240GB 1.8 hard drive.
The 240GB drive supposedly also has a much slower PATA interface and has been considered much more suitable to audio players than fully functioning laptops. The 3Gbps SATA new hard drive spinning at 5400rpm is already being considered to be an ideal match for super slim laptops that require smaller hard ware to make it smaller, lighter and more portable.
Posted in Hard Drives/Disks, hard disk on 25 July 2008
Asus is planning to add accessories to their Eee PC us and we saw some of them as VoIP phone or even the 3G modem that now seem to present.
The new accessories would be an external DVD optical drive and an external hard drive. The hard drive is actually one of these small discs almost the size of a credit card as a SSD. The optical drive is similar to Apple SuperDrive for MacBook Air. Asus is completely convinced that the more encompassing its brand Eee better, but do not get tired both EEA?
Posted in Computer, Hardware, PC, USB, hard disk on 7 May 2008
Continuing a little in the world of external hard drives, Toshiba announced the SecuRed. This is a disk of 200Gb which includes a sensor to fall and biometric security.
And to serving the fall of sensors you ask? These sensors can detect when the disk is falling and automatically stop the rotation of heads of the disk so that data are not damaged due to shock.
Technically speaking, the SecuRed includes a hard disk of 2.5 “that operates at 7,200 rpm and has USB 2.0 interface. In addition to the sensors, Toshiba also built a box (of 130 × 85×19mm) resistant to shock to almost nothing in this world that can happen to your data.
Source: Journal du Geek
Posted in Computer, hard disk on 7 May 2008
Many of us, they need a lot of storage space, must already have recourse to the famous boxes that allow transform any IDE or SATA disk externally. The problem is that these boxes often we need a tool to be able to put the disk.
To facilitate the lives of Brando presented a new box of disks to 3.5 “which has the peculiarity of not having screws. This small detail allows exchange of disc much more quickly and without having to resort to any key to cracking. Regarding the links, this box shows eSATA and USB 2.0 connectivity. The price, that, is $ 84 ($ 140) where you can purchase the box here.
Source: Brando
