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Consumer  ◇  NAS

Synology DiskStation DS414j Review

The Synology DS414j is a 4-bay NAS that is aimed at small and home offices, with budget in mind. Like the other NAS servers from the “j” series, the DS414j offers a fair amount of performance for its price point. Unlike the previous entries in the "j" series, the DS414j is the first to offer

Consumer  ◇  Portable Storage

Brinell Drive SSD Review

Brinell left no corner unexplored when designing the flawless appearance of the Brinell Drive portable SSD. This drive is for the mainstream consumer who prefers the luxury appeal, as much as performance, of this portable storage device. The Cadillac of SSDs (or perhaps Mercedes), this drive’s attention to detail is unrivaled in the industry. The German

Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

SanDisk Ultra Plus SD Memory Card Review (32GB)

The SanDisk Ultra Plus SD memory card is a small step up from their Ultra memory card.  Available in 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB, the SanDisk Ultra Plus memory card boasts of speeds “twice as fast as ordinary SDHC cards;” claiming read speeds of 40MB/s. It is ideal for taking pictures and recording in full HD,

Consumer  ◇  SSD

Crucial MX100 SSD Review

The Crucial MX100 (a brand of Micron) is a mainstream consumer SSD targeted toward users who are looking to upgrade PCs or laptops from hard drives to an SSD on a budget. The MX100 is a direct replacement for the M500, the core changes are in a NAND die shrink and firmware enhancements. Crucial claims the net result is the

Consumer  ◇  SSD

Corsair Force Series LX SSD Review (CSSD-F256GBLX)

The Corsair Force Series LX SSDs are the company’s latest foray in the solid state market and successor to the Force LS Series, which we found to be a decent drive as far as sequential read performance goes. The new Corsair line is specifically designed for mainstream consumers on a budget, with specs quoted to boast fast sequential and

Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

Samsung 32GB EVO microSD Memory Card Review (MB-MP32D)

We previously reviewed the new Samsung PRO microSD card (along with its SD iterations) and found it to be an excellent addition to the microSD market, even challenging the usually untouchable SanDisk line of flash cards. This time around, we are looking at the EVO microSD line, which offers a more mainstream profile than that of the

Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

ADATA Premier Pro SDXC UHS-I Speed Class 3 (U3) Review (128GB)

The ADATA Premier Pro series of SDXC UHS-I Speed Class 3 (U3) are SD memory cards for top-end camera work. The ADATA Premier Pro cards have read/write speeds of 95/60MB with a minimum constant write speed of 30MB/s allowing efficient large file transfer and editing speeds. Not only does the ADATA Premier Pro cards have

Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

ADATA XPG SDXC UHS-I U3 Memory Card Review (64GB)

The ADATA XPG SDXC UHS-I Speed Class 3 (U3) is a SD memory cards for top-end camera work. The ADATA XPG card has read/write speeds of 95/85MB with a minimum constant write speed of 30MB/s allowing efficient large file transfer and editing speeds. Not only does the ADATA XPG card have fast speeds they also

Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

Samsung Standard microSD Memory Card Review 16GB (MB-MS16D)

The new Standard cards, along with the EVO and PRO cards, encompass Samsung's updated line of advanced SD and microSD cards. These new releases represent a range of performance and price, with the Standard microSD line serving users that require the least in terms of performance and capacity (in exchange for the lowest available price). Samsung reports

Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

Samsung microSD PRO 32GB Memory Card Review (MB-MG32DA/AM)

Along with the new line of SD cards Samsung announced last month, a new updated family of microSD cards were also released, all of which are also designed for different use cases for levels of high end digital imaging and mobile devices. The 32GB Pro unit, which, like its SD Pro brethren, offers an impressive set of