Published on Thursday, June 24, 2010 by admin Wireless SDHC standard is not something new and if you recall, Eye-Fi technology has been in the consumer market since three years ago. As one of the major players in this industry, Toshiba Corp in collaboration with Trek 2000, a Singapore based company has officially launched an industry forum known as ‘Standard Promotion Forum for Memory Cards Embedding W...

Published on Thursday, May 27, 2010 by admin High-end RAM prices have fallen far faster than they have in the mainstream market, enticing mid-budget builders. As 4GB mainstream kits hover around $100, Tom’s Hardware asks the question “How much more can we get for a few dollars more?” [ad#300x250_image_ads] It might be a stretch to file high-speed DDR3 under the “mainstream” label, but recent ...

Published on Wednesday, May 19, 2010 by admin With the storage market expanding at a breakneck pace and solid state drives taking center space, people’s focus has very much been on internal storage solutions. There has been very little news regarding one of the mainstays of many users’ daily file transfer needs: the ubiquitous flash drive. The inclusion of USB 3.0 on many motherboards has somewhat restored ...

Published on Friday, May 14, 2010 by admin Corsair is always testing the latest and greatest in computer hardware to ensure compatibility and performance. While testing AMD’s recently launched Phenom™ II X6 processors, we noticed we were able to reach higher frequencies than previously possible on an AMD platform. The previous Phenom II X4 processors (codenamed Deneb) would reach memory frequencies just ...

Published on Saturday, May 8, 2010 by admin The whole 'fastest memory' halo product race is a bit of a farce. In terms of DDR3, Corsair started the race back in 2007 with their first set of Dominator modules, running at 1600Mhz, 10-8-8-24. This has been followed and bested, mainly by Corsair, but with sneak appearances by Kingston, G.Skill and Patriot (see below). Available as single sticks from the Cor...