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Promise Shows Off SmartStor NAS for Home Users

Promise Technology is introducing its SmarStor ZERO NS2600, a two-bay network attached storage (NAS) device and digital media server for home users. It is designed to make content sharing across a home network as easy as possible through DLNA compatibility and automatic network mapping.

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myDitto USB Keys Allows Remote Network Access

Dane-Elec has introduced a new product called myDitto, a USB key that allows users to access their company’s myDitto-enabled servers from anywhere via a direct peer-to-peer connection.

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ZumoDrive to Power HP’s CloudDrive in Netbooks

ZumoDrive has announced a partnership with HP to power HP’s new CloudDrive software on its HP Mini netbooks starting in January 2010. CloudDrive will allow consumers to quickly transfer all their files onto their new netbooks even if they have more data than available storage.

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ioSafe Rugged External SSD Announced

ioSafe today introduced its Solo SSD, an external solid state disk (SSD) storage device designed to protect data in extreme circumstances such as fires, floods, and building collapses. The Solo SSD features a military grade external casing and is shock proof since SSDs have no moving parts (unlike hard drives).

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Kingston Intros 30GB SSD Boot Drive

Kingston has announced its SSDNow V Series 30GB Boot Drive, the latest addition to its V (Value) series of solid state drives (SSDs). The2.5-inch 30GB drive supports TRIM under Windows 7. The drive is designed for desktop users to be used in conjunction with an existing hard drive; the SSD is used for Windows and

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Lexar Intros Backup Flash Drives

Lexar today announced its Echo series of flash drives. The drives are designed for netbook and notebook computer users for file backups on the go.

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Western Digital Intros USB 3.0 My Book External Drives

Western Digital today announced its fastest-ever My Book external hard drives based on the new USB 3.0 standard. The USB 3.0 interface translates into a 5 Gbps transfer rate, about 4.7x the speed of the current-gen USB 2.0 interface. The new USB 3.0 My Books are backwards compatible with USB 2.0/1.1.