Tag Archive for 'hard-drives'
Just imagine if Alienware took some of the fanciness out of the case design of their notebooks, and then made the majority of their notebook product line roughly 14.1-inches in size and you’ve pretty much got Zepto’s product lineup. Zepto keeps their gaming notebooks small and light by using the smaller form factor, however they [...]
In fact, you get 10 colors to choose from. They are the same USB bus powered pocket sized external hard drives you’ve become accustomed to, the only difference is that now you can get them in a color to match you.
I thought the number of ports on the back of a stereo or on the back of a nice desktop computer was a lot, apparently I was wrong. Some of the ports on these TV’s include 4 HDMI ports, 3 Ethernet jacks, 2 USB ports, FireWire, card readers, and even a wireless Bluetooth port.
The two new models are the X205-SLi5 and the X205-SLi6. They both come packing SLI graphics from NVIDIA, 45nm dual core processors from Intel, and HDMI outs for connecting the notebooks to your home theater system/HDTV.
The SLi5 is packing a Core 2 Duo T8300 processor running at 2.4GHz and two NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT’s with [...]
ECOS is a consulting firm that tasked themselves with the goal of creating a new PC that could yield a 284kWh reduction in energy usage. They accomplished this goal with funding from PIER, AMD, VIA, and Intel.
Not only does this Icy Box NAS box hold a couple of SATA HDDS, any capacity, and share it all on the network, but it does so much more. For starters, you can set up the two drives to run in RAID 0 or 1, Span, or JBOD configurations.
This external hard drive is directed at creative professionals and video editors who need a lot of fast storage space so they can do their work. This drive can certainly provide it and won’t be slowed by the interface by which it connects to your computer either since it has four of them.
Super Talent, one of player in SSD market introduced their newest SSD, the FSD56GC25H. It’s a 2.5-inch SSD using SATA-I interface and measuring only 12.5mm thick which is around 40-percent thinner than other 256GB SSD in the market making it the thinnest SSD in that capacity.
Sure, they play and record on Blu-Ray discs, and that’s cool, but that’s nothing compared to the touch-screen remotes that they come with. Both units also have internal hard drives built in.
Not long ago, 320GB 2.5-inch 5400RPM hard drives storm the market. Fujitsu has speed things up a little by announcing the MHZ2 BJ 320GB 7200RPM 2.5-inch drive.
