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Samsung's 830 Series solid-state driveThe dark horse rides again |
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SSD performance scaling across the spectrumSize matters, but how much? |
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OCZ's Octane 512GB solid-state driveIndilinx returns with Everest |
41 |
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Seagate's Momentus XT 750GB hybrid hard driveAdaptive memory enters its second generation |
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A quick look at OCZ's 2.15 SSD firmwareBSODs begone? |
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SSD scaling outside the sweet spotA look at performance scaling from 120-320GB |
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SSDs in the sweet spot: Modern contenders at 120-128GBSurveying the meat of the market |
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Intel's 320 Series solid-state driveBack to the next generation |
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A late adopter's guide to USB 3.0Or: how to get your SuperSpeed on |
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Crucial's m4 solid-state driveThe RealSSD rides again |
36 |
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An early look at OCZ's Vertex 3 solid-state driveNext-gen SandForce in the house |
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Intel's 510 Series solid-state driveMarvell gets in on Intel's SSD action |
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Hitachi's Deskstar 7K3000 3TB hard driveThis one does 7,200 RPM |
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Thermaltake's BlacX 5G USB 3.0 docking stationA new dock pulls into the station |
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A quick look at Kingston's HyperX Max USB 3.0 SSDCombining solid-state with SuperSpeed |
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Western Digital's Scorpio Black 750GB notebook hard driveThe best gets even better? |
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Samsung's 470 Series solid-state driveToggle DDR NAND arrives |
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WD's TV Live Hub media boxNetworking and internal storage come to the WD TV |
38 |
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Notebook hard drives square off at 7,200 RPMA step up in performance without losing capacity |
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StarTech's USB 3.0 docking stationSuperSpeed connectivity comes to docking stations |
40 |
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Western Digital's Caviar Green 3TB hard driveThe next mechanical milestone comes with complications |
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7,200-RPM terabytes from Hitachi, Samsung, Seagate, and WD face offIntroducing the Barracuda 7200.12, Caviar Black, Deskstar 7K1000.C, and SpinPoint F3 |
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Today's solid-state drives: The value perspectiveQuantifying the value of today's SSD goodness |
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A short tour of Kingston's Hsinchu factoryWhere memory modules are born |
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