Rocstor has announced the launch of Amphibious; a secure, ruggedized portable hard drive with real time hardware encryption offering advanced two-factor authentication, FIPS 140-2 certified crypto module, USB 2.0, and Firewire 800.

Patriot has announced the Gauntlet, an entry into the wireless storage solutions category which is currently populated with a device from both Seagate and Kingston. Patriot’s take is a little different however, while it supports up to five wireless users, and has apps for Apple and Android devices, and can offer passthrough Internet access, Patriot

Responding to user feature requests, iTwin, Inc. has announced today that its remote file access USB device of the same name will now be able to share files with multiple users. The device looks like a USB flash drive, but it works quite differently. The device is plugged into a Windows or Mac computer and

Corsair announced a new line of caching SSDs using the NVELO Dataplex software under a new product family called the Accelerator Series. Offered in capacities ranging from 30GB to 60GB, all of these caching solutions are offered at a pricetag under $99. Very similar to the OCZ Synapse caching solution, these SSDs are aimed at

What do you get when you cross a Seagate GoFlex Satellite and a Verizon 4G LTE WiFi hotspot? Something very much like the 4G LTE Mobile Wireless Storage device Seagate and Verizon are jointly demonstrating today at CES.  Seagate was also showing off two Thunderbolt solutions, each a part of their flexible GoFlex Desk or

CES isn’t just about telling you what to buy, it’s also about telling you what you’re going to be buying. You know hat 802.11n router you just got for Christmas? You probably don’t want to say this too loud around it, but Buffalo Technologies wants it to be obsolete by this time next year. The

Verbatim, manufacturer of storage technology, has announced the availability of its 2.5” SATA SSDs and upgrade kits. Verbatim SSDs are available in both SATA II and SATA III interfaces and feature ultra-fast data transfer rates, faster system boot-up and shut down, and increased system responsiveness making it ideal for customers seeking a serious performance and

As promsied, OCZ is showing off a TLC-based consumer SSD based on the Everest platform. TLC (triple-level cell) NAND holds a good deal of promise in the consumer SSD space, largely because when in volume production the cost of the NAND will be substantially less than current MLC offerings, perhaps by as much as 30%

OCZ on their latest quarterly financial call confirmed that the Vertex 4 will be based on the new Everest 2 platform. This goes against many assumptions that the Vertex 4 would use the next-generation SandForce processor. The Everest 2 platform, which should start shipping June, indicates a probable summer release for the OCZ Vertex 4