Intel has started its new X25-V Solid State Drive shipment to US and Europe stores. Available in 40GB capacity and comes with MLC NAND Flash memory chips, a SATA 3.0 Gbps interface, a MTBF of 1.2 million hours and the read/write speed at 170MB/s and 35MB/s respectively. The Intel X25-V Solid State Drive is available at $124.99. Continue reading “Intel X25-V Solid State Drive”
Dell has launched a new education notebook called the Latitude 2100 netbook. It was designed for student and protected with rubberized case for easy handling and increased durability. There’s also an optional carrying strap that make even easier to carry around just like a school bag. Here are the specs:
• Intel Atom N270 processor
• Up to 1GB fixed RAM; Additional memory slot to accommodate up to 2GB RAM total
• Display: 1024×576 LED screen, optional touch screen
• Storage options: standard hard drive options up to 250GB; SSD drive up to 16GB
• Battery: 3 and 6-cell battery options
• Wired Connectivity: 10/100/1000Mb Gigabit Ethernet
• Wireless Connectivity: 802.11g standard, option 802.11n
• Ports: 3 USB, VGA, headphone/speaker out, mic
• Expansion slot: SD/ MMC card reader
The Dell Latitude 2100 netbook can be run on Ubuntu 8.10 / Windows XP Home / Vista Home Basic. Five color options: Schoolhouse Red, School Bus Gold, Blue Ribbon, Ball Field Green and Chalkboard Black. Start from $369. More pictures after the jump. Continue reading “Dell Latitude 2100 Netbook for Student”
The Clickfree Traveler offers incremental backup; upon first connection it will automatically find all of the user data files and copy them to the hard drive. Each time after that, it will only back up the new files or the ones that have changed.
More pictures after the jump. Continue reading “Clickfree Traveler External SSD”
2.5-inch and 1.8-inch SSDs for laptops of various sizes. Come in 60GB, 120GB, and 240GB flavors, 200MB/sec read and 140MB/sec writes, priced at $149, $249, and $499 respectively. Great values, by the sounds, and with 200MB/sec read and 140MB/sec writes.
[via Engadget]