Tag Archive for 'hard-drives'

If you’re looking at building a SFF PC, or perhaps some type of crazy mod, then you might not have the space for a conventional 3.5-inch hard drive. Transcend has launched a new drive that will certainly be small enough for you.

Are you still quite fond of your IDE drives? If you’re not wanting to switch over to SATA drives, you’ll not have much of a choice when purchasing new drives in the future. We already knew it was going to happen eventually, however, I really didn’t expect it to happen so soon. The first major [...]

I require a lot of storage space for my music and video files, however, never have I thought to myself that I need 2TB of external storage space. However, for those of you that need every last MB of space will be happy to hear about the latest My Book hard drives from Western Digital.

It’s hip to be green, or at least it seems that way these days. Kanguru solutions has joined the ranks of manufacturers that have decided to make products that draw as little power as needed. Their latest release of the Eco Drive promises not only to consume less power, but extend the life of the [...]

By now we’ve all pretty much figured out that Sony will just slowly keep upping the capacity by 20GB until the end of time. That’s why Hori has decided to make their own external drive for the console.

I remember a time not that long ago when it seemed like you had to search high and low just to find accessories or peripherals for your Mac. These days it’s still easier to find things that work on a PC, but Apple is getting plenty of lovin from device manufacturers such as Buffalo.

If you’re looking for small SSD drives, Transcend has stepped into the game by introducing their 1.8-inch SSD flash drives at Computex This year.

Samsung has finally caught up to the competition in the realm of desktop hard drives. Hitachi and Seagate have already shown off their 1TB drives, now the Samsung F1 joins the pack.

Portable hard drives are great for backing up all of your important data. Data that you probably wouldn’t want someone to look at. Yet, they are the easiest to just swipe and take off with. So how do you secure your portable drive?
The easiest way I can think of is to get a drive with [...]

While it doesn’t have anything on the 256GB drive from PQI, SanDisk has introduced their 64GB SSD drive for notebooks.