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Recently, Shenzhen Renice Technology Co., Ltd., a Shenzhen-based high-end solid state drive manufacturer, announced that the company will release its 2TB R-SATA interface-based solid state drive in early April of 2016.
R-SATA, or Rugged SATA in short, is the unique interface that has been designed specifically to address vibration and the shock problem during application. It can efficiently resolve the undesirable intermittent contact or potential signal spikes resulting from vibration and shock in the SATA gold finger connector.
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Addonics Technologies today announced a family of adapters for NVMe 2.5" U.2 SSDs, which ensure full READ/WRITE speed by directly connecting the SSD to a 4-lane PCIe 3.0 slot.
The family includes NVMe 2.5" U.2 SSD PCIe adapter; SFF-8643 PCIe 4X adapter, and M2 SFF-8643 converter.
The NVMe 2.5" U.2 SSD PCIe adapter is a PCIe 4X add-on-card with a 68-pin SFF-8639 female connector on board to directly connect a NVMe 2.5" U.2 SSD to a PCIe 4-lane slot. No cables are needed. It is a simple solution for installing the U.2 SSD into desktop or server equipment.
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Patriot, a leading manufacturer of consumer flash storage solutions, computer memory, SSDs, gaming peripherals and mobile accessories, today announced the release of the 200GB LX Series and 200GB Instamobile microSDXC. A natural evolution fueled by the ever growing and dynamic storage needs of today’s mobile device users, these new high capacity cards offer an almost limitless storage solution for large HD movies, pictures, music, and productivity files.
Consumers will never miss a moment while on the go. These large capacity cards enable Android™ smart phone and tablet users to capture life’s precious moments in stunning high definition while expanding the storage space of their device. Capable of recording over 18 hours of 1080p HD video and capturing up to 36,000, 3MB photos, users will never have to worry about running out of storage space on their action camera or mobile device.
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ADATA Technology, a leading manufacturer of high performance DRAM modules and NAND Flash products, today launched the i-Memory UE710 Rose Gold Flash drive. Designed to match the look of popular Apple devices such as iPhone 6s/6s plus, the UE710 Rose Gold joins previous i-Memory series offerings in catering to the storage expansion needs of mobile device users. Available in up to 128GB, the Apple-certified drive includes Lightning and USB connectivity for easy data portability and sharing. It provides users with high speed performance up to 30MB/s read (Lightning), and is accompanied by the latest version of the free i-Memory app with support for Apple Live Photos back up function.
More style options and a sleeker match
Until today the UE710 was available in White and Black color schemes. The Rose Gold version adds an attractive option, crafted to better suit iPhone 6s/6s plus. The rose gold color scheme has become one of the most popular choices for iPhone, iPad, and other mobile device buyers. The UE710 Rose Gold therefore offers a stylish and consistent color option, making it a chic match when paired with iPhones, iPads, and others.
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Lite-On Storage Group, a global leader in the design, development and manufacturing of solid-state drives (SSDs) will be showcasing its latest enterprise and client storage solutions at the San Jose Convention Center this year for the Open Compute Project (OCP) U.S. Summit.
The Open Compute Project (OCP) is specifically designed to standardize hyperscale solutions, building the most efficient servers, storage, and data center infrastructure with the greatest operational cost savings. As a leader in the storage industry, Lite-On will share its array of solid-state solutions to reduce operational complexity in the scalable computing space at the summit. As enterprise companies grow, scaling can be challenging. However, Lite-On’s PCIe M.2 solution helps hyperscale data centers and enterprise organizations with unique workloads such as running cloud applications, data caching, and booting, which can create latency challenges for storage devices.
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