Bloom ‘Box’ Energy Server hands-on (literally) with video!
Wed, 24/02/10 – 23:18 | No Comment

So here it is, the now-famous ( that was fast ) Bloom “Box” Energy Servers — all five of ‘em — working their magic at eBay’s north campus. Not much to look at, but we’re happy to say it retains a low temperature — the only heat we really found was due to direct exposure to the light — and remains quiet while running. There are vents just underneath the sides where cool air was being pumped out

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OWC launches "first-ever" quad interface, portable 1TB drive
Wed, 10/03/10 – 1:50 | No Comment

OWC launches "first-ever" quad interface, portable 1TB drive

OWC has launched its OWC Mercury Elite-AL Pro mini 1TB portable drive, which it claims is the first ever 2.5-inch 1TB drive shipped with a quad interface. The bus-powered drive has eSATA, USB 2.0, and FireWire 800/400 connectivity in a brushed aluminum, fanless enclosure. In addition to the new 1TB capcity, the drives are also available with 7200RPM 500GB drives and solid-state drives up to 200GB…

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Intel puts out Atom optimized for home storage servers
Thu, 4/03/10 – 23:00 | No Comment
Intel puts out Atom optimized for home storage servers

At CeBIT on Thursday, chipmaker Intel announced it has released the first Atom-class processor platform optimized for home and small office storage markets. Both single- (D410) and dual-core (D510) Atoms will be offered for this purpose, which will run on Microsoft Windows Home Server and Linux operating systems

Corsair intros fastest-in-class Force Series SSDs
Thu, 4/03/10 – 16:35 | No Comment
Corsair intros fastest-in-class Force Series SSDs

Corsair on Thursday introduced a new range of solid state drives with the Force Series. Both the 100GB and 200GB models have a SATA II interface and offer purportedly class-topping 280MBps peak read speeds and 260MBps write speeds. Corsair credits the speed to the use of a newer SandForce SF-1200 SSD processor to help govern traffic…

Sonnet deploys Fusion D800P2 RAID system
Wed, 3/03/10 – 22:45 | No Comment
Sonnet deploys Fusion D800P2 RAID system

Sonnet says it has launched a new RAID system, the Fusion DP800P2.

Super Talent intros new USB 3.0 SuperCrypt drive
Wed, 3/03/10 – 19:50 | No Comment
Super Talent intros new USB 3.0 SuperCrypt drive

Super Talent has introduced SuperCrypt, a new USB 3.0 drive with AES hardware encryption.

WD dips into mainstream SSDs with SiliconEdge Blue
Wed, 3/03/10 – 16:15 | No Comment
WD dips into mainstream SSDs with SiliconEdge Blue

Western Digital this morning launched into the field of solid-state drives for the home by releasing the SiliconEdge Blue. The 2.5-inch SATA II drive is considered a drop-in replacement to speed up disk performance for notebooks or gaming desktops and has the performance to match. Among other SSDs, the Blue is fast with 250MB per second peak read speeds and 170MB for writes…

Corsair preps fast Voyager GTR flash drives
Tue, 2/03/10 – 19:35 | No Comment
Corsair preps fast Voyager GTR flash drives

Corsair has released a new range of USB drives with the Flash Voyager GTR. Available in either 32GB, 64GB or 128GB capacities, either sports quad-channel architecture that enables up to 34MBps read speeds and 28MBps write speeds, which is near the maximum for the USB 2.0 interface. During testing, Corsair says its 128GB Voyager GTR outperformed a competitor’s USB drive of the same capacity by a si…

WD updates My Passport Studio drives for Macs
Mon, 1/03/10 – 15:45 | No Comment
WD updates My Passport Studio drives for Macs

WD on Monday introduced the My Passport Studio portable drives formatted for Macs. Like the desktop-sized My Books, the 2.5-inch disks sport e-paper displays that show information even when the drive is not powered. The Studios also have a fast FireWire 800 interface, a USB 2.0 port and 256-bit hardware-based encryption….

Dell Mini 10 finally adds HD video accelerator
Fri, 26/02/10 – 19:00 | No Comment
Dell Mini 10 finally adds HD video accelerator

Dell has after some weeks’ delay added hardware HD decoding support for certain models of its Mini 10 netbook. The upgrade is available with the Performance Plus bundle, which combines a Broadcom Crystal HD accelerator card, a 720p-capable display (1366×768), SRS Audio, an extended-life battery and a 250GB hard drive. To enable hardware acceleration, users will also need to download and install a …

Keepin’ it real fake, part CCLV: ME600 rips Motorola Backflip down to its shivering Blur skin
Thu, 25/02/10 – 1:24 | No Comment
Keepin’ it real fake, part CCLV: ME600 rips Motorola Backflip down to its shivering Blur skin

There are many of us simple humans who “just don’t get” the Motorola Backflip . Their poor minds can’t fathom this oddest of twists on the QWERTY flip, and now here comes the “MOTOROIA” ME600 from Shenzhen to wrap their brain into ever more elaborate pretzel knots. The phone is a pretty faithful reproduction, but it’s a bit thicker, has a mere VGA camera, and doesn’t run Android — despite that hint of Blur on the home screen.

Analysts turn sour on Palm stock, cite weak sales on Verizon
Thu, 25/02/10 – 0:53 | No Comment
Analysts turn sour on Palm stock, cite weak sales on Verizon

It’s unclear how the data’s being collected, but a handful of analysts have started backing away from Palm this week on some information that the phone’s webOS debut on Verizon has proven something less than bombastic at the sales counter.