Review: Samsung Portable SSD T3 Posted by Greg Corke - March 9, 2016 Fast, rugged, secure and available in capacities up to 2TB, there's very little not to like about this compact external…
HP launches HP Z Turbo Drive Quad Pro – a high-performance PCIe SSD Posted by Greg Corke - November 14, 2015 HP Z Turbo Drive Quad Pro HP has launched a high-performance Solid State Drive (SSD) PCIe x 16 add-in board…
MSI launches 17-inch ‘Skylake’ mobile workstation with RAID 0 NVMe PCIe SSDs Posted by Greg Corke - October 5, 2015 MSI is the latest manufacturer to unveil a mobile workstation based on Intel’s 6th Generation (Skylake) Core-i7 and Xeon processors.…
Samsung targets users of CAD and CAE software with new NVMe 950 PRO SSD Posted by Greg Corke - September 25, 2015 Samsung has launched the 950 PRO, its first mainstream Solid State Drive (SSD) that is based on the NVMe standard,…
Samsung launches 2TB Solid State Drives (SSDs) Posted by Greg Corke - July 8, 2015 The 2TB 850 PRO. Wave goodbye to your Hard Disk Drive (HDD)? In a move that is sure to please…
Samsung introduces compact M.2 and mSATA 850 EVO SSDs Posted by Greg Corke - April 1, 2015 Samsung has taken its 2.5-inch 850 EVO Solid State Drive (SSD) and shrunk it down for both mSATA and M.2…
Samsung targets mobile CAD users with Portable SSD T1 Posted by Greg Corke - January 6, 2015 Here’s an interesting new development for CAD on the go – a portable USB 3.0 solid state drive (SSD) from…
SSDs: PCIE vs SATA Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 21, 2014 PCIe Solid State Drive (SSDs) are certainly grabbing the headlines but what is the reality for users of CAD/CAM/CAE software?…
HP delivers Gen2 ZBook 15 and ZBook 17 mobile workstations with new CPUs and Z Turbo PCIe SSD Posted by Greg Corke - September 8, 2014 In addition to new desktop workstation, HP has also introduced Gen2 versions of its ZBook 15 and ZBook 17 mobile…
Samsung focuses on endurance for new generation SSDs Posted by Greg Corke - July 1, 2014 The Samsung SSD 850 PRO comes with a whopping 10 year warranty and is designed to write up to 40GB…