Super Talent’s latest range of UltraDrive SSDs are now available to buy, with capacities ranging from 32GB up to 256GB. Seven new SSDs are on offer, four in the ME family and three in the LE, offering read speeds of up to 230MB/sec and write speeds of up to 170MB/sec.
Super Talent have announced a new SSD upgrade kit, intended to make expanding the storage of the ASUS S101 “luxury” netbook more straightforward. Replacement Mini PCIe boards are available in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB capacities; in its stock configuration, the S101 has a 16GB SSD.
Some gadgets just scream luxury, and this latest offering from Super Talent is definitely in loud voice. This limited edition 18-Carat Gold USB Drive is made from solid gold and while it does provide Flash storage, it also makes a sophisticated statement.
For those looking for a bit more USB storage than the standard drive offers, Super Talent Technology has announced their new Luxio line of USB drives that can provide you with a maximum of 64GB of extra space.
The Luxio drives are pretty stylish on top of their large capacity for a small package benefits. Measuring in at .8-inch by 3-inches by .4-inch, the Luxio drives are encased in UV-coated ABS/PC and feature zinc trim that’s chrome-plated. You also have several color options including wood grain, black and silver.
Super Talent have announced a range of upgrade mini PCI-Express SSDs intended for ASUS’ Eee PC range. Available in three sizes, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB, the cards will work with the ASUS Eee PC 701, 702, 900, 901, 903, 905 and 1000 series models.
What $300 can get you these days for a dazzling fast hard drive? A 10k RPM 300GB VelociRaptor or you prefer a Solid State Drive with lesser capacity? Super Talent has introduced its most cost-effective pair of SATA-II SSD at affordable prices. The new MasterDrive LX series come in 64 and 128GB sizes and offer 3Gbps interfaces in a 2.5″ drive format.
Two new Super Talent Technology solid-state hard drives were introduced this week and they are being dubbed as “dangerously fast.” We don’t know about the dangerous part, but they are certainly fast.
The MasterDrive OX is the more affordable model, which features multilevel cell NAND flash and 150MB per second and 100B per second data speeds for sequential read and sequential write, respectively. You can get this solid-state hard drive with up to 128GB of storage and it will cost you $419.
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