The Samsung NX-N2-T NX Series Tera2 Zero Client Desktop is a moderately-priced zero client designed to deliver a virtual desktop to an end-user. One of the features that distinguishes the device from many other clients is its built-in support for Teradici’s PCoIP remote display protocol via a Teradici Tera2321 (Tera2) processor. This support allows the
Toshiba KumoScale NVMe-oF (Newisys NSS-1160G-2N) Review
At the Open Compute Project this year, Toshiba announced the release of its new software around NVMe over Fabrics (NVMe-oF), KumoScale. KumoScale is designed to maximize the performance benefits of direct-attached NVMe drives over the data center network through disaggregation, abstraction and management integration. The software brings the already high-performing NVMe SSDs by allowing diskless
HP ZBook x2 G4 Review
The HP ZBook x2 G4 is the company’s newest addition to their ZBook line. The ZBook x2 G4 makes mobility effortless and is probably the truest form of a mobile workstation we’ve reviewed so far. With its slim form factor and detachable and powerful components, the x2 brings the best of both worlds in performance
Kingston Canvas React SD & microSD Card Review
Professional photographers need very fast storage cards, and that’s what the new Kingston Canvas React SD and microSD cards promise. No matter the size, they offer up to 100MBps read and 80MBps write. The cards support Class 10 UHS-1 U3, so they’re fast enough to record 4K video, as well as burst-mode photography.
Kingston Canvas Go! SD & microSD Card Review
The Kingston Canvas Go! is the mid-range model of their Canvas Class 10 UHS-I U3 SD card line, targeting the needs of professional photographers and those looking to film in 1080P and 4K using devices such as a DSLR, drone, or other SD card action cameras. The Kingston card also offers a huge 512GB capacity
Kingston Canvas Select SD & microSD Card Review
Earlier this year, Kingston released its new series of both SD and microSD cards with its Canvas Series. The new series covers three different cards for three different use cases and therefore performances. For this review we will be looking at the lower end of the spectrum, in terms of performance, with the Canvas Select.
Dell EMC XtremIO Replication
Today Dell EMC has announced the addition of native asynchronous replication in XIOS 6.1 for XtremIO all-flash storage arrays. Until now, replication for XtremIO has been handled by software tools like Dell EMC RecoverPoint for snapshot-based replication or Site Recovery Manager for VMware shops. There’re also the options of pairing XtremIO and Dell EMC VPLEX for
戴尔易安信XtremIO复制
今天,戴尔易安信宣布在XtremIO 全闪存存储阵列的XIOS 6.1中添加本机异步复制功能。到目前为止,XtremIO的复制已由软件工具处理,例如基于快照复制的戴尔易安信RecoverPoint或用于VMware商店的Site Recovery Manager。对于各种复制用例,还可以选择将XtremIO与戴尔易安信VPLEX配对。虽然这些选项为许多客户解决了问题,但它们也可能增加复杂性和成本,具体取决于环境中的硬件。因此,针对XtremIO的本机元数据感知复制解决方案一直备受关注,是XtremIO客户一直要求的首要功能。
Fujitsu Storage ETERNUS AF250 S2 Review
Earlier this year Fujitsu announced updates to its ETERNUS all-flash (AF) line, with the introducing of AF250 S2 And AF650 S2. Having previously looked at the ETERNUS AF250 and found it to be a strong performer (winning our Editor’s Choice award) especially compared to its pricing. Now we are taking a good look at the
Samsung SSD 970 EVO Review
Samsung has updated its highly-popular consumer SSD line again with the 970 EVO, which is being released alongside the 970 PRO. The new 970 EVO is the 2nd generation of Samsung’s 3-bit MLC NVMe SSDs for client PCs and features upgraded Intelligent TurboWrite technology and the all-new, enhanced Phoenix controller. Using the tiny M.2 2280




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