Kingston KC1000 NVMe PCIe SSD Review – To those who think that upgrading from a regular Hard Disk Drive (HDD) to a Solid State Drive (SSD) is good enough, think again. Most likely, you’d have a 2.5″ SSD on the SATA interface (like the Kingston SSDNow V+200 or a more recent model like the KC400 […]
Better late than never, WD has just announced their first portable SSD product, the WD My Passport SSD. Compared to SanDisk Extreme 500 and Lexar Portable SSD, WD My Passport SSD arrives to the market much later, but that does not mean there is nothing new to see. In fact, you should stay a while
Earlier this week, Western Digital (WD) announced the world’s first client SSD built with its 64-layer 3D NAND technology. The new technology will break through the SSD boundaries with lower power consumption, and higher performance, endurance, and capacities. The products will feature in WD Blue 3D NAND SATA SSD and SanDisk Ultra 3D SSD models.
WD Blue SSD 1TB Review – Western Digital (WD) is well-known for their storage solutions including the traditional hard disk drives. The one resides in my computer at the moment, the WD Black 7200RPM, has a humongous 6TB of space and I can never seem to fill it up. They then went into the market of external
The new 2.5-inch 7mm MX300 750GB Limited Edition from Crucial uses the groundbreaking 3D NAND flash technology from Micron (compare to the predecessor Crucial MX200). At the moment, it’s only available in 750GB capacity (hence the limited edition) but expect more to come later this year. Micron was the first company to employ floating gate
Lexar Portable SSD Review – Many photographers and videographers store their media files on a portable hard drive so they can work on a project on the go. Besides, they often switch from a desktop to a laptop – which can be problematic if you store the files in one place. However, the current demand
Crucial MX200 SSD Review – With Microsoft pushing as hard as they can to migrate people to Windows 10, there is also one thing that you need to do beforehand. That, is ditching your old HDD (Hard Disk Drive) for being used as the one that holds the Operating System and migrating to an SSD
SanDisk Extreme 500 Portable SSD Review – Most of you probably have an external hard drive (HDD) lying around, ready to backup your important data and media files. Some have them plugged daily and work directly with the files within. While it’s all cool, times are wasted mostly to wait for the files to finish
SanDisk Ultra II SSD Review – SSD (Solid State Drives) offers solid and fast performance compared to the old HDD (Hard Disk Drives). The speed boost is so significant that you’ll never want to install your main operating system (ex: Windows) on an HDD anymore. Even most laptops nowadays are powered by an SSD for
SanDisk Extreme PRO Review – When an SSD manufacturer decides to offer a 10-year warranty on their SSD, you know how wonderful this drive is going to be. For the non-geeks out there, an SSD (Solid State Drive) is a data storage device with no moving parts (unlike your traditional hard drives). Without going into
Don’t know about you, but I’m all about Solid State Drive (SSD). I wasn’t paying attention of this technology until I got my first MacBook Air and experienced it in action. Nowadays, it’s a blasphemy for not buying an Ultrabook or laptop powered by an SSD! Check out my recent Kingston SSD (SSDNow V+200) review
SanDisk Ultra Plus 256GB Review – SanDisk is one of largest flash memory storage manufacturers. The company has recently released the SanDisk Ultra Plus, featuring 2.5” 7mm SSD with SATA 3 (6Gb/s) interface designed for desktop, notebooks and ultrabooks. SanDisk Ultra Plus comes in three capacities: 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB. The case build is simple
