Gigabyte announced today its latest AORUS Gen4 7000s Prem. SSD with up to7GB/s read speed while optimizing passive thermal dissipation. AORUS Gen4 7000s Prem. SSD adopts the PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 interface..
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GIGABYTE announces today the latest NVMe M.2 SSD with PCIe 3.0 x4 interface, which offers two capacity options of 1 TB and 512 GB. With the high-quality controller and flash, GIGABYTE M30..
Transcend today announced the launch of the SSD250N for NAS. Transcend SSD250N is a 2.5” solid-state drive (SSD) tailor-made for Network Attached Storage (NAS) systems to support rising demand for remote offices,..
GIGABYTE today announced a newly designed ultra-compact, low power PC for the BRIX lineup. BRIX uses the newest Intel Pentium Silver & Celeron Processor that offer amazing video conferencing abilities, faster wireless..
Samsung today announced its launch of the industry’s highest performing 24G SAS (SAS-4) SSD ― the PM1653. Based on the latest SAS interface, the new Samsung drive can support twice the speed..
Asus today announced Mini PC PN51, an ultracompact computer that delivers powerful performance for a wide variety of home and business applications. Mini PC PN51 is a successor to the popular Mini..
Samsung has begun mass producing its most advanced line of data center SSDs, the PM9A3 E1.S. The new PM9A3 fully complies with the Open Compute Project (OCP) NVMe Cloud SSD Specification to..
Asus today announced Mini PC PB61V, an ultracompact computer that delivers powerful performance to provide flexibility, expandability and performance to suit a range of business applications, including office computing, conference rooms, retail..
Gigabyte announced today its foray into the portable external drive by introducing its first external SSD – VISION DRIVE SSD 1TB – with the USB 3.2 Gen2x2 Type C interface to the..
Samsung today unveiled its first consumer PCIe 4.0 NVMe solid state drive (SSD) – the Samsung SSD 980 PRO. The new 980 PRO is designed for professionals and consumers who want cutting-edge..
