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LaCie unveils world’s smallest mobile and desktop USB 3.0 HDDs
Sep 9th
LaCie has been making HDDs for a long time and the company has been going small recently with a tiny flash drive called the MosKeyto and the unveiling of two very small USB 3.0 HDDs today. The new USB 3.0 HDDs are the LaCie Rikki and the Minimus
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LaCie unveils world’s smallest mobile and desktop USB 3.0 HDDs
New record set for ferroelectric data storage
Aug 27th
For most of us, storing and accessing the vast majority of our computer data involves using either hard disk or solid state drives or perhaps a combination of both. Each method boasts its own advantages and while the battle for storage supremacy between the two rages in public, research at Japan’s Tohoku University has revealed another option. Using a pulse generator to alter the electrical state of tiny dots on a ferroelectric medium, Kenkou Tanaka and Yasuo Cho have successfully recorded data at around eight times the density of current hard disk drives..
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HP StorageWorks X300 Data Vault Review
Aug 13th
HP continues to push ahead with Windows Home Server, offering domestic and small business users a central storage point for backups and media server duties, together with drive redundancy and more. Latest to the SlashGear test bench is the HP StorageWorks X300 , a new Data Vault product that offers up to 7TB of internal storage shared between up to ten users
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HP StorageWorks X300 Data Vault Review
Integrate MS Office and Your Zoho Online Account
Jun 29th
Have you been looking to integrate MS Office install and your Zoho online account?
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Integrate MS Office and Your Zoho Online Account
High capacity ultra thin laptop drives unveiled by Hitachi GST
Jun 2nd
As portable computing devices get thinner and thinner, component manufacturers appear to be in a perpetual state of one-upmanship. In the latest round, Hitachi has put its HDDs on a crash diet and announced a range of super slim drives available in storage sizes up to 320GB.
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High capacity ultra thin laptop drives unveiled by Hitachi GST
Pogoplug Introduces Ability to Email Files to Your Own Pogoplug
Jun 1st
It’s become one of the most popular gadgets out there, and not just because it comes in a bright pink color, either. Its usefulness is pretty well known, but that’s not stopping the company from adding two incredibly useful features, making sure their customers are well taken care of. Announced today, Pogoplug has made it possible for you to email attachments to your very own Pogoplug, as well as the ability to view any document file from within the Pogoplug environment.
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Pogoplug Introduces Ability to Email Files to Your Own Pogoplug
How Big Is A Yottabyte? SPOILER: Huge
Jun 1st
Yottabytes, best known for being the only bytes named after a Star Wars character , are large . How large?
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How Big Is A Yottabyte? SPOILER: Huge
Hitachi Travelstar Z7K320 7mm-thick 320GB HDD slips out
Jun 1st
Hitachi have unveiled their latest 2.5-inch hard-drive [Japanese pdf link], and it’s the slimmest to-date. The Hitachi Travelstar Z7K320 is a mere 7mm thick and packs up to 320GB of storage on a 7,200rpm platter; there’s also a Z5K320 version with a 5,400rpm platter. The drives could be used in super-slim notebooks, offering greater capacity at relatively lower prices than SSD memory
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Hitachi Travelstar Z7K320 7mm-thick 320GB HDD slips out
Hitachi-LG Data Storage HyDrive – an optical drive + SSD combo
May 31st
Hitachi-LG Data Storage has announnced a new product called the HyDrive , which comes in the form of a combo of an optical drive and SSD.
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Hitachi-LG Data Storage HyDrive – an optical drive + SSD combo
USB flash drive cufflinks for the well-dressed geek
May 27th
There are lots of geeks out there that revel in their geekdom. This is the sort of person who buys all their shirts at ThinkGeek and normal folk go to when their computer needs fixed
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USB flash drive cufflinks for the well-dressed geek
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