sata

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/146680-raidon_hybrid_disk_thumb_original.jpg" />Raidon showed off their new HyBrid drive enclosure recently, a strange combination of an

<img src="http://crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/ESD-ID016SAA_32L.jpg" alt="SSD" />How adorable is that little solid-state SATA drive right there? You just plug it right into the SATA port o

So Toshiba has a 2.5-inch hard drive that might interest you. The SATA hard drive ranges in capacity from 120GB to 500GB, the 500GB model being the jewel in Toshiba’s crown. They’re only 5

Another Japanese company, another record. This time, Toshiba today in Japan [JP] unveiled the industry’s first quarter-terabyte 1.8-Inch HDD (MK2529GSG). The company’s new 1.8-inch lineup

Got some hard drives you need duplicated. And fast you say. All right, NSA super-nerd. Pick up Logicubes SuperSonix then. It sports up to 6GB/min transfer speeds, all controlled via a color touch scre

I’m glad to see a significant change in this arena; I always hear about quality differences in CF cards for my Canon, citing better speeds on the “Extreme” versions of such and such

Imagine that you had a toaster. Now imagine that toaster is a USB-based dock that allows any user to plug a laptop or desktop hard drive into it like a piece of toast and mount it on their PC or Mac.

Photo via Jason Dunn Seagate, the company that I think I bought my first hard drive from, will stop selling IDE drives by year’s end, focusing exclusively on SATA. SATA currently is currently fo

I would absolutely love one of these to keep my, ah, “home movie” collection on. Jack In The Box MZK-NAS02 is essentially a NAS with two SATA bays plus a dedicated Bit Torrent client built

Remember when having a 100GB hard drive meant you could install all your games and have bragging room left over? The days of 100GB hard drives could vanish soon with the release of a 2.5-inch solid st

If you’ve got a new notebook with an ExpressCard 54 or 34 slot and you’ve been looking to stick something in it, check out Sonnet Technologies’ Tempo SATA Express 34 card that gives