Other World Computing has introduced the Mercury AccelsiorM half-height PCIe controller card for 50mm mSATA SSDs. The AccelsiorM is ACHI-compliant and can serve as a boot drive for both Windows and Mac systems. OWC has designed the AccelsiorM card to accelerate media production, gaming, and other I/O-intensive applications at a consumer price point.
Toshiba’s Storage Products Business Unit has launched the DT01ACA Desktop, a new series of high-density 7,200 RPM SATA hard drives. DT01ACA drives feature terabyte-per-platter designs with one, two, or three platters (500GB to 3TB). 3.5-inch drives remain a mainstay of high-capacity desktop PC and consumer device storage. According to projections from IDC, more than 200
Dell has announced an update to their EqualLogic storage arrays, which adds support for copper and optical 10 GbE networking and increased storage capacity. The new EqualLogic PS6110 and PS4110 iSCSI arrays can be configured with 10GbE SFP+ or the less expensive 10GBASE-T RJ45 copper interface cards. Both systems are dual-controller, but the PS6110 offers
The WiebeTech RTX 220-QR is a DAS unit not quite like anything else we’ve had in for review before. The 2-bay unit does all the normal stuff, RAID 0/1 for performance or redundancy; it has eSATA, FireWire 800, USB 2.0 for connectivity and oh yeah, built in shock absorption and a built-in recessed handle in
Buffalo Technology has introduced two new products: the MiniStation Extreme 2.5" portable external hard drive and the DriveStation Axis Velocity 3.5" external hard drive. Both come with a two-year warranty and will be available October 2011.
Love the new MacBook Air that you just brought home from the Apple Store but annoyed that the stock SSD doesn’t run as fast as the hardware can support? OWC has some news for you. They’ve announced the release of the 6G Mercury Aura Pro Express, a replacement SSD for the 2011 MacBook Air that
Serious audio and video production requires serious storage space. Uncompressed HD video consumes 190MB of drive space per second. That can drop as low as 1.5MB/s with compression, but there’s truth in the video editor’s lament that no matter how much storage space you have, you always need more. OWC hopes to help resolve this
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