Posted by ketyung
on May/29/2007
at 12:56 am
For those going to opt Windows Vista as the main OS for their PC, then you’ll need to start marking down what external storage available in the market that support the Vista ReadyBoost. PQI has got some internal solution, which sounds giving similar effect with the InnoDisk’s ReadyBoost that we’ve seen before. It’s a little plug that plugs directly onto your motherboard to give you ReadyBoost, without needing you to have a USB flash drive sticking out from your computer case. This PQI’s product is called Disk On Module, which gives you a instant memory boost from 512MB to 2GB. The 2GB model costs you $67 and boasts a read/write speed of 22MB/s and 17MB/s respectively.
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