Western Digital has announced that their latest My Passport Ultra line of portable hard drives is now available at select local retailers and distributors.
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Western Digital and SanDisk have joined forces in making the world’s thinnest Solid State Hybrid Drive (SSHD) called WD Black.
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Though a bit slow in adapting the future of storage devices, Seagate has finally launched their first Solid-State Drive lineup slated for the consumer market called the Seagate 600 SSD along with the new server/enterprise grade SSDs which are the 600 Pro SSD and 1200 SSD.
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First seen at this year’s CES in Las Vegas, the ASUS RoG Raidr Express PCI-E Solid-State Drive is now well underway to make its official market debut which is slated later this month.
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Back in the latter part of last year, Toshiba has released a set of portable hard drives. One of which is the Toshiba Canvio Slim 3.0 which is one of the thinnest 2.5-inch external hard drive we’ve seen thus far. Let’s see what other features this storage device has in our full review.
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Seagate Technology has launched today their new wireless storage solutions – the Seagate Wireless Plus and the Seagate Central.
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Seagate Technology, one of the premiere companies in the storage solutions industry, has recently announced that it’ll halt the production of three of its four 2.5-inch 7200rpm hard drives to give way for next generation Solid-State Hybrid Drives.
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Intel recently announced their new mSATA 525 Series Solid State Drive. Catch the full rundown of its features after break.
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Seagate has a new line of external portable hard drive. The HDDs come in 500GB and 1TB models with options for various colors (or demo unit is 1TB in Blue).
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Many people are puzzled about the pros and cons between choosing a fast Solid-state Drive (SSD) or the slower but time-tested Hard-disk Drive (HDD). In this article, we will help you debunk several misconceptions regarding the technologies that are keeping your precious files inside humming chips and spinning platters, as much as we can — without making things too complicated.
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