MyBook Studio II 2Tb - drive replacement
How to remove or replace the SATA RAID drives, inside a Western Digital MyBook Studio 2. The drive used as the guinea pig here, is the 2 Terabyte model.
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6 responses so farIntel Executives Talk About Solid-State Drives
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.
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6 responses so farJesuits - gadget 118 - Netgear ReadyNAS NVX
http://www.thetechstop.net/?page_id=985
The Netgear ReadyNAS Pro was the fastest Network Attached Storage box we’ve ever had in the lab. With 6 drive bays, dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, and enough CPU horsepower to run pretty much any service you might need on your network, it set the bar for SMB to Small Enterprise class storage.
Still, the Pro wasn’t for everybody. Some wanted the same kind of performance in a smaller, more energy-efficient package… well say o to the NVX.
You can find more episodes in high resolution at http://www.TheTechStop.net
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17 responses so farSSD Solid State SATA Drive Upgrade for Apple MacBook
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/
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19 responses so farA short cartoon explaining what a NAS can do for your home network
NAS = Network Attached Storage, but what can it do for you? Watch this short cartoon and all will be revealed!
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No responses yetPatriot Warp Solid State Hard Drives
Patriot Warp series Solid State Drive (SSD) is the latest in storage technology. Using the state-of-the-art NAND flash chips and ultra-fast controllers, the Warp SSD drive is available from 32GB to 250GB capacity delivering a blazing transfer speed up to 175MB/s read and 100 MB/s write. Compare to conventional disk drives, built with 100% moving-free parts and housed in a vibration and shock resistance housing, the Warp SSD drives provide a rock solid operating environment even during extreme working conditions, a perfect solution for a wide range of applications that require ruggedness, minimal power consumption, cooler temperature and silent operations. With reliability in mind, the Warp SSD drives has 1.5 million hour mean time before failure (MTBF) and built in wear leveling technology in addition to the standard 2 year warranty to maximize the life span of the drive and preserve your data integrity by automatic mark and block bad data cells.
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25 responses so farGordon Moore on Solid-State Drives
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.
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11 responses so farSolid State vs Hard Drives For Digital Media Storage?
http://tom.1sta.com - Solid state is a technology great for mobile people that allows for a few gigs of storage whilst hard drives allow up to 4TB
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13 responses so far1980’s Solid State Hard Drive - Biological Storage Device!
A 100 Gigabyte Solid state storage device from the 1980’s, it works using green and red lasers to store and read the data. As explained in the video, the problem they had is that in the process of reading the information it also destroys the information. They get around this problem by using another laser to rewrite every bit….
To find out more about this and other cool gadgets and gizmo’s then please visit www.hack247.co.uk
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25 responses so farOn-Site Hard Drive and Backup Tape Shredding
PC Recycler now has On-Site hard drive and backup tape shredding. We can go anywhere in the county to shred your hard drives, backup LTO/DLT tapes, floppies and CDs. Don’t risk your data; let us shred your hard drive at your location for you. www.pcrecycler.net
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