Hard Disks & Solid State Drives Category - Page 4

Interesting news for fans of the solid state drive out there–seems the specs for Intel’s newest iterations of same has dropped and significantly earlier than expected, too. What’s more, the specs look impressive…possibly too much so.

Portable devices are getting smaller and smaller, but our storage requirements keep increasing. Samsung addresses the need for more space, with the 1 TB Spinpoint M8.

Most people will find their tablet computer storage sufficient, but if you want to store all your music, movies and other media, you might find yourself filling up that 16 or 32 GB storage sooner than later.

We’ve heard a lot here of late about solid state drives, and the folks out at SanDisk are looking to really put some spark in their new line. And whether you think these are going to be a huge boon to speeding up your hardware or they won’t be a [...]

It’s a strange concept, to be sure, but the folks out at WD are wheeling out a hefty new hard drive for you, the WD AV-GP series. The down side is, though, if you don’t have a recent PC, you may not be able to use it in the first [...]

We haven’t heard a lot out of Seagate lately since our own J. Angelo Racoma picked up on their move to buy out Samsung’s hard drive business, so it’s definitely great to show off some of the fruit of their labors, the GoFlex Satellite. And this one may look like [...]

We just had a discussion about this here at TFTS World Headquarters, but solid-state drives for your computer are still expensive! You can expect to pay at least $80 for a 40GB model, and the prices just go up and up from there, with some 480GB SSDs hitting $1,500! But, [...]

You’ll remember back in January when we first talked about how the folks at OCZ were looking to get out of the memory game and instead devote their research and development dollars to solid state drives. They’re an emerging technology with a lot of potential behind them, but they need [...]

I’ve long been skeptical of the solid state drive in general. Sure, there are plenty of speed advantages, not to mention durability, but price and storage capacity have long been the thorns in the concept’s side. But the folks at Other World Computing have taken a serious step toward fixing [...]

LG Electronics of Korea has introduced two new hard drive lines, namely the XE1 and XE2. Both feature USB 3.0 support for fast data transfers.