The ADATA manufacturer has officially introduced two new external memory units, called ADATA HV300 and ADATA HD330.ADATA HV300 obtained a stylish and thin (10.3 mm only) case. The other novelty, instead, got a protected shockproof design with the absorbing silicone covering. Both devices are available in 5 capacity variants – 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 TB, to be more precise. Besides, all of them have a USB 3.1 port.
The two specialties by ADATA are supplied with a special sensor, registering shocks or cases of falling down during operation and terminating the inner drive activity to prevent data corruption or bad-sectors emergence. Happy owners of ADATA HV300 and ADATA HD330 may utilize brand HDDtoGO software for free, so they get a possibility to encrypt data with the help of 256-bit AES-algorithm.
The novelties will be shipped in various colour versions with the interface cable added to the supply kit. Prices are unveiled yet.
Gigabyte keeps on refilling its inventory of Intel Skylake-based solutions with a couple of new mini-PCs: Brix GB-BSi7T-6500 & Brix GB-BSi7HT-6500. The greenhorns are designed on a two-core Intel Core i7-6500U CPU that operates at 2.5/3.1 GHz frequency. The processor is accompanied by Intel HD graphics as well as DDR4-2133 MHz RAM (maximum capacity – 32 GB).
With the appearance of first SSDs in the market the battle between traditional HDDs and new products has started. Manufacturers tried to implement ever better technologies in their creations or began developing both directions at once to succeed. Today the rivalry between the two types of drives has reached its peak, since each product offers advanced facilities and embrace practically all spheres where the need for data transfer and storage is required. Verbatim marches in step with contemporary requirements and launches SSD with SATA III interface and quite voluminous capacity.