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Demonstration by Oaka of the use of a NAS ( Network Attached Storage ) HDD hard drive. Buffalo ethernet and usb connectivity. Print server. Media player and backup system
Duration : 0:5:45
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Sometimes, a mistake pops up in even the most stringent quality control environments. Go to http://tiger.tv/more_info/?737 to take advantage! Sometimes it causes a nuclear shutdown across several states. Other times (like this one!) you get a bunch of high-quality PNY flash drives that are badged as 512MB capacity but can really hold a whole gigabyte of storage data! This is bad for PNY, because it’s hard to sell typo drives. This is good for you because you get a full gigabyte of solid state storage for extremely cheap! Order yours today, because you’d better believe they’re not going to make the same mistake twice!
Duration : 0:1:21
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This week we get uberGeeky once again with the Samsung SSD. This Solid State Drive is built on Samsung’s NAND flash memory technology to provide you with the highest performance possible in a data storage device. It also provides an unprecedented level of power and thermal efficiency, durability and longevity that is second to none.
We run the SSD through its paces, throwing the latest benchmarks at the unit as well as a few real-world scenarios. With a SATA II interface, 100MBps read / 80 MBps write, 2.5″ and smaller form factors, as well as the industry’s best flash technology, the Samsung SSD might be just the thing for your notebook, desktop or server.
We also take a look at the TIX clock from ThinkGeek as a way to add some uberGeek style to your den of nerdiness — Stay tuned!
You can download the high resolution versions of this episode at…
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Duration : 0:11:0
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Pat Gelsinger, Senior VP, General Manager, Digital Enterprise Group and Dadi Perlmutter, Executive VP, General Manager, Mobility Group, talk about Intel’s new high-performance SATA solid-state drive solutions.
Duration : 0:2:48
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Digital storage hasn’t been the same since Flash Memory technology hit the market. This solid-state storage medium is fast, efficient, and most importantly, relatively cheap! Which makes understanding this revolutionary new hardware an imperative in today’s PC universe. That’s why we’ve put together an introductory taste of all things Flash: from USB memory drives to flash cards the size of your thumbnail! All to help you navigate the world of ultra-portable storage. Watch, Learn, and Enjoy!
Duration : 0:9:39
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http://mac-ssd-drives.com/ A low-price SSD disk drive upgrade for my aging 1st generation Core Duo MacBook proved easy and fast do to. Taking advantage of a rebate, I found a bargain on a 30GB cheap Solid Series MLC solid state drive from OCZ for under $75 and installed a clean OS X 10.5 Leopard onto it in half the time it’d normally take.
To maximize performance, I also doubled the RAM in my MacBook to minimize disk swaps to virtual memory. Current SSD drive technology tends to read data far faster than it writes, so minimizing virtual memory swapping by maxing out installed RAM is smart.
This particular SSD model claims read speeds of about 150mb/sec, Writes around 90mb/sec - which easily beats most hard drives hands down. For higher performance - check out the specs on the new rip snortin’ Apex and Vertex series SSD’s from OCZ at http://www.ssd-solid-state-drives.com/
Duration : 0:7:17
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Gordon Moore, Co-founder and Chairman Emeritus of Intel, shares his thoughts about the evolution of Flash Memory and Intels role in creating a new generation of Flash Memory storage.
Duration : 0:1:32
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Woody Hutsell, EVP of Texas Memory Systems, discusses the advantages and issues with flash in solid state data storage.
Duration : 0:4:19
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