May 16th, 2008 by ketyung
Just a few days after the Japanese Green House has pronounced their SSD as the fastest in the industry. A Korean manufacturer, Mtron, has just claimed that their SSDs are much faster and are actually the fastest in the industry that no one can beat at the moment.
The Mtron’s new PRO 7500 series of solid state drives, support SATA II interface, and provide a maximum of read speed of 130MB/sec and write speed of 120MB/s, and claiming themselves the fastest SSDs in the market. Obviously, their write speed of 120MB/s is much ahead of the Green House’s SSD can provide, which is only up 67MB/sec.
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May 16th, 2008 by ketyung

In order for a hard disk drive to perform well as what it’s expected, the colling cooling system on the hard drive must be put with more emphasis. StoreJet 35 Ultra is the kind of uniquely designed aluminum case that suits today’s modern 3.5-inch SATA hard drives, with better emphasis on its cooling system, which keeps the hard drive sitting in it performing up to your expectation.
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May 15th, 2008 by ketyung

SSD (solid state drive) is definitely much faster in terms of data transfer speed than your hard disk drive, due to it’s got no moving parts etc.
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May 14th, 2008 by ketyung

Although USB HSPA/3G modems are commonly available these days, but it’d be nice if your laptop had come with one integrated, which you don’t have to spend extra bucks just to get one. And it always sticks on your laptop, which forgetting to bring one along is not a problem anymore while you’re traveling.
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May 13th, 2008 by ketyung

Is there a need for an external hard disk drive enclosure to be camouflaged like other everyday objects, lets say a hardcover book? Maybe it’s necessary to do so, which makes it less noticeable as a hard drive for storing your very important data.
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May 12th, 2008 by ketyung

Getting your MacBook to stay at its top performance will need you to get it a workable cooler to keep it cool. And of course, this cooler must be one that doesn’t bring any significant increase of the original thickness of the MacBook. A world’s slimmest cooler is definitely a plus here in order to fit well and keep it cool.
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May 12th, 2008 by ketyung

There would be many excuses that you’d find yourself to need more than one monitor display on your work desk, in order for you to be more productive for your work. But too bad, most of today’s computers still come with one DVI or VGA port.
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May 11th, 2008 by ketyung

NAS (Network Attached Storage) drives are in great demand these days, as we’re getting more content to store, and it’s norm nowadays that home users will have their own NAS drives attached to their home LAN for storing all sort of contents.
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May 10th, 2008 by ketyung

Rugged computers seem to have great demand these days. Perhaps, our environment is getting worse, and we’re having pretty high chance of getting our computers and gadgets exposed to knocks, scratches, dusts and even extreme weather.
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May 7th, 2008 by ketyung

Flash-based or Sold State drives will be the permanent storage that we should start eyeing on these days, to replace the slow hard disk drives in our computers. We all know there are many goodies carried by solid state drives, such as no moving parts that makes no noise and consumes comparatively much lower power etc.
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