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Acer to launch Atom-powered Windows Home Server in Australia
Acer’s cute’n’compact Aspire easyStore AH340 Windows Home Server box gets a local launch in early 2010.
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Super Talent unveils staggeringly fast RAIDed SSD
RAIDDrive SSD fits into a PCEe 2.0 slot and delivers write speed of up to 1.2GB/sec.
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Is HP’s third-gen Windows Home Server box headed for Australia?
With stacks of shiny new kit prepped to launch alongside Windows 7, we might finally get to see HP’s new – and ironically, more Mac-friendly – Windows Home Server box.
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Toshiba offers 640GB 2.5-inch power sipping HDD
Toshiba's new 5400 rpm 640GB HDD is aimed at netbooks, notebooks, and small form factor compteurs.
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Western Digital offers two new 2TB 7200 rpm HDDs
WD debuts two new HDDs with the same features save one being certified for 1.2 million hours MTBF.
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Samsung squeezes 500GB per platter
New Samsung Spinpoint F3 hard drives do more with less (platters).
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Kingston unveils new speedy SSD line
Kingston SSDs are available in up to 256GB capacities and are cheaper than you might expect.
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Hitachi ships first 2TB 7200rpm hard drive
Despite huge storage capacity and 7200rpm speed, the new drive offers power savings as well.
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New Seagate NAS boxes kick off at $1,400 for 2TB
The aptly-named BlackArmour systems have landed on the local market, with the four-bay boxes offering 2TB through 6TB of off-the-shelf storage.
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Got duplicates? Squish 'em with new backup technology.
Acronis and Symantec are spruiking the massive benefits of a new 'de-duping' technology that squashes your home backups into less disk space.
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Laptop drives hit 1TB
So you need 1,000GB to go? Western Digital has just launched the first 1TB notebook hard drive, and Seagate is set to follow...
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Kingston drops whopper 256GB USB memory key
It's like the atom bomb of memory keys, with a price tag to match.
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"Hard rectangular disk" kills HDD, SSD speed
"HRD" promises to deliver 160,000 IOPS and 500MB/sec read speeds, eating flash memory for breakfast.
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Amazon says “send us your hard drive and we’ll seed your cloud”
Got too much data to upload to Amazon’s S3 cloud-based storage service? Amazon is testing a system whereby users can physically ship their data to the company on a USB 2.0 or eSATA
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Give your old Eee PC some super speed SSD
Super Talent has whipped out fast SSD upgrades for old Eee netbooks at surprisingly reasonable prices.
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