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Enterprise big wigs have a new solid state drive (SSD) series to choose from, Toshiba’s new MKx001GRZB family. Toshiba’s latest SSDs come built on a 32nm manufacturing process and sport enterprise grade single-level cell (eSLC) NAND flash memory, where…
Most of us love the speed of SSDs, but the capacities often aren’t a sufficient amount for those who are used to the spaces afforded in Hard drives. Into that gap comes news that RunCore will soon release a 1TB SSD solution that’s made for desktops, as it comes in a 3.5-inch form factor. Thanks [...]
PC enthusiasts already know the benefits SSDs bring to the table, but as it turns out, these flash-based drives are pretty awesome for consoles, too. To prove it, Beyond3d.com forum member “Phil” shoved a Corsair F120 SSD into his PlayStation 3 and fir…
Until prices come down, there isn’t a whole lot for solid state drive (SSD) makers to do other than flesh out their lineups with additional capacities. That’s what Corsair has done (again) with its Force series, today announcing the addition of 90GB (F…
Samsung wants the world to know that its new enterprise solid state drives (SSDs) with built-in hardware encryption are the shiznit, or to use plain English, they boast government grade AES 256-bit encryption.
“Faster and more secure than its predecess…
Market research firm iSuppli is the bearer of bad news, that is if you’re rooting for solid state drives (SSDs) to knock their mechanical brethren from the storage throne. According to iSuppli, even though SSDs made some inroads into a handful of influ…
Slowly but surely, solid state drive (SSD) pricing continues to come down, and according to DigiTimes, Intel and A-DATA in particular have been making concerted efforts to reduce the cost of entry. In the second half of 2010, the two firms have dropped…
