Iomega StorCenter iX2, Cloud Edition: Say hello to the future of backup (review)
With a bevy of features and customization options, Iomega's latest StorCenter iX2 refresh is proof of why you should own a network hard drive.
Storage is what makes a computer your computer. Robin Harris writes about storage and other tech with a focus on the SOHO/SMB market. And fun stuff, too, like PS3 supercomputers and Google's technology.
Robin Harris has been messing with computers for over 30 years and selling and marketing data storage for over 20 in companies large and small.
Ricardo Bilton writes for ZDNet's The ToyBox.
With a bevy of features and customization options, Iomega's latest StorCenter iX2 refresh is proof of why you should own a network hard drive.
Now that some new Macs support USB 3.0, is the flexibility worth it? I test a USB3 to eSATA interface to find out.
The Mercury Aura upgrade kit and Envoy enclosure offer Macbook Air owners an easy way to upgrade their SSDs. Price, however, may be a concern.
One of the things it's been really amazing to see is the amount of storage companies are packing into increasingly-tiny flash drives. The latest from Sandisk are no exception.
While the prices of solid state drives are dropping rapidly, the average price per gigabyte is still a bit rich for the tastes of some. Fortunately, Seagate is working to change that by working alongside Israel-based DensBits Technologies, which Seagate has nabbed a stake in.
With prices falling, hard drive manufacturers are giving consumers even more reason to invest in solid state drives.
Seagate has announced a new batch of social network-focused USB 3.0 drives.
Drobo is showing off its Thunderbolt offerings at Computex this week, though details on the new devices are scant so far.
From Thunderbolt to USB 3.0, there's no shortage of inputs in Belkin's latest dock.
Toshiba and Western Digital (WD) will join Seagate in producing hybrid - NAND flash + disk - drives. No dates or prices, but this is good news for customers and the drive industry.