Technology and Gadgets News. Buffalo launches in Japan its new HD-PEU3-BK series portable hard drive that utilizes the USB 3.0 SuperSpeed interface, like the company's DriveStation HD-HXU3. Based on 2.5-inch hard drive, Buffalo's new offering is available in 500GB and 640GB capacities. This USB 3.0 drive is also compatible with USB 2.0 connector. The 500GB HD-PE500U3-BK and 640GB HD-PE640U3-BK are priced at 16800 Yen and 21000 Yen respectively. Popularity: unranked [?
You'll also be thrilled to know that the G3 range supports the newest Windows 7 TRIM feature, which enables the drive to “continuously manage its resources and retain optimized performance throughout its lifespan.”
While buying a new USB flash drive, the average customer usually cares only about the price, the look and the storage volume of the drive, but not the data retention (simple said, how many years you can use the drive), the quality of
This of course tucks the slimline PC out of the way but the question of how to practically access the optical drive and the data ports needs to be asked. Lastly, the Shuttle Barebone XS35 Nettop PC comes with passive cooling which offers quiet performance, something that would be an important consideration for an HTPC. Pricing has not been fixed yet, but we should start to see these devices in Q2 of this year. 2010 Coolest Gadget Reviews
3 New Gadgets Worth Checking Out 6 hours 51 min ago. Photo by Lola Akinmade We're barely through the first quarter of 2010 and some pretty nifty technology has already been unleashed. SanDisk Solid State Drive When I think of SanDisk,
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