RAMRod Powerbox gaming PC with RAMDisk review

Source: Slashgear

There are a lot of companies out there that will build you the gaming desktop of your dreams for a pretty penny. You could go pedestrian and buy from Alienware, or perhaps a little more custom and try iBuyPower. But one competit ...
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Source: MacInTouch

The ironically named InVincible SATA SSD is aimed at military applications and customised SSD markets where a very high degree of data protection is required. It comes in 1.8-inch and 2.5-inch rugged form ...
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Silicon Power Intros T10 SSD

Source: Softpedia

With the world being in an uninterrupted economic downturn, Silicon Power wants to capitalize on the budget-constrained users and launches the T10 SSD, on its official website. This is a SATA II drive and comes in 32 GB, 64 GB, 128 GB and 256 GB capaci ...
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Silicon Power Announces the T10 SATA II Solid State Drive

Source: Taume

Silicon Power (SP), the world's leading provider of memory storage solutions today launches a new member of 2.5" SATA II Solid State Disk entry level families - Technology T10. T10, built with a brushed metallic structure, inher ...
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Chinese SSD offers mission impossible style self destruction

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Vid Chinese flash biz Runcore has built a self-destructing solid-state drive. The ironically named InVincible SATA SSD is aimed at military applications and customised SSD markets where a very high degree of data protection is required. ...
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