Solid State Disk
14 Stories
Seagate sets 5-year target for 2-billionth drive
News Hard drive maker sees flash-based drives only as "incremental" growth for both the industry and company, according to a Seagate executive.
Friday, May 02 2008 01:20 PM
Tags: Storage, Components, Sales strategy, Solid State Disk, India, Philippines, Seagate Technology LLC, Notebook, hard drive, marketing
Room for other devices alongside mobiles
News Even though mobile phones are getting more sophisticated, other portable devices will continue to reach parts of the market that phones cannot, says IDC.
Thursday, June 05 2008 07:05 PM
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, Development/design, Web sites, SMB, Mobile, India, International Data Corp., Chip, phone, hard drive
Intel's next-gen memory closer to reality
News Intel and Numonyx announced practical advancements they believe will make phase-change memory meet its performance and capacity promise.
Thursday, October 29 2009 10:56 AM
Tags: Memory, Personal Computers, Processors, Intel Corp., Computer, Chip, Storage, Memory, processor, hard drive
SSDs: Nothing to fear but the hype
News The hard disk industry will not face a "disaster", says analyst, as solid state drives have limitations, including a steeper price and a limited number of writes.
Thursday, December 11 2008 07:41 AM
Tags: Memory, Storage, Solid State Disk, Mobile, Seagate Technology LLC, International Data Corp., Storage, hard disk drive industry, Hard-disk Industry, hard drive
Wozniak joins SSD start-up
News Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak will join solid-state drive firm Fusion-io as chief scientist and technical adviser, after having served on the company's advisory board.
Monday, February 09 2009 06:21 AM
Tags: Storage, Leadership, Solid State Disk, Steve Wozniak, Chief Scientist, Storage, mainframe computer, Computer, Fusion-io, advisory board
Samsung develops flash-based disk
News Disks will have a capacity of up to 16GB; first disks will target sub-notebooks and tablet PCs.
Tuesday, May 24 2005 10:27 AM
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Personal storage
Flash drives: Your mileage will vary
Techguide Flash drives can have really terrible write performance, but until I ran into it myself I had no idea how bad flash write performance could be.
Wednesday, September 19 2007 07:56 PM
Tags: Storage
Toshiba Portégé R600-101
Reviews The Portégé R600 is a very alluring 1.11kg ultraportable, although the transflective screen mode, some aspects of build quality and battery life could all be better.
Tuesday, February 17 2009 11:30 AM
Tags: Battery, Intel Corp., Toshiba Portege, Graphics, Wireless, Notebook, Portégé R600, Windows Experience Index, optical drive, processor
EMC launches higher-capacity enterprise flash
News The company believes demand for higher-capacity flash drives is growing, and has rolled out 200GB and 400GB versions for its three main storage lines.
Friday, March 20 2009 11:14 AM
Tags: Data centers, EMC Corp., Storage, Gartner Inc., Pillar Data Systems, finance industry, EMC Celerra, PCI, disk storage, enterprise storage
MSI launches hybrid HDD/SSD netbook
News The Taiwanese manufacturer's latest low-cost sub-notebook uses a solid-state drive for primary tasks and a hard-disk drive for storage.
Wednesday, December 31 2008 08:55 AM
Tags: Desktops, Storage, Components, Battery, Storage, USB, MSI, U115 Hybrid, Intel Atom, Webcam
Intel toots its research horn for chips--and more
News Chipmaker struts its stuff for next-generation networking, processors, energy efficiency and wireless power transmission at its research day.
Friday, June 19 2009 09:50 AM
Tags: Components, Networking, Technology, Intel Corp., Data, Photonics, Chip, Wireless, Wireless Network, computer
IBM 'Quicksilver' flash sets data-speed record
News A project under development from IBM is setting new records for data-transfer speeds using solid-state technology with one million IOPS.
Monday, September 01 2008 02:28 AM
Tags: Storage, Virtualization, Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM Corp., Storage, Sun Microsystems Inc., IBM eServer BladeCenter, performance, I/O, hard drive
Quantum cancels Snap server spinoff
News An unappealing investment market has led storage specialist Quantum to cancel its plan to spin off its Snap server division.
Thursday, June 14 2001 02:57 PM
Asus unveils Philippine low-cost laptop
News Hardware maker launches first of its eePC laptop series, running on Linux OS and 4GB storage, in the Philippines for US$457. More variants to be released in early-2008.
Tuesday, November 20 2007 10:36 AM




