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Toshiba Working on 2.5″ Hybrid Hard Drive [CES 2011]

In a stop by the Toshiba booth today at CES, we were told by a company rep that Toshiba is on its way to releasing a hybrid drive some time this year. While our press contacts aren’t ready to confirm or deny any of this, the rep at the booth did say it’s a 1TB

Consumer

Buffalo CloudStor Two-Bay NAS Announced [CES 2011]

Buffalo Technology has released the CloudStor two-bay storage unit. While it’s easy to call it a NAS, Buffalo prefers to call the Pogoplug-powered solution a personal cloud storage unit. Talking with Buffalo representatives, they’re most excited about the easy configuration and setup, which is key for a device of this nature. It’s nearly plug and

Consumer

Corsair Launches Marvell 9174-Based SSDs [CES 2011]

We’re live from the Corsair press event at CES and Corsair has dropped a bit of a bomb. While they’re not abandoning SandForce processors, they are expanding their SSD options with the Marvell 9174 SATA 6Gb/s processor.

Consumer

Alternate Form Factors the Future for SSDs [Storage Visions 2011]

The trend in computing generally seems to gravitate toward "smaller is better." That’s certainly true when it comes to client-side computing and the related storage devices. Hard drives are coming out in single-platter 7mm height and SSDs are seeing more adoption of form factors in sizes other than 2.5". Intel’s new 310 SSD is a good case

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Iomega Announces Personal Cloud Internet Storage Technology [CES 2011]

Iomega announced its latest storage technology, the Iomega Personal Cloud. The web-based service connects an Iomega Network-Attached Storage (NAS) server to the Internet, making it remotely accessible to yourself and selected others. Unlike other Cloud storage services, Personal Cloud is self-owned and there are no subscription fees or usage/service charges.

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ioSafe Rugged Portable Drive Released [Storage Visions 2011]

ioSafe has released a new rugged external hard drive, this time a 2.5" portable model. The Rugged Portable comes in an aluminum case with either an HDD or SSD inside. If you need a little more physical security, there’s also an SSD version with titanium case. All of the Rugged Portable drives feature data recovery