Silicon Power Introduces 64 GB eSATA/USB Pocket Solid-State Drive


  1. Airbot
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    Silicon Power Introduces 64 GB eSATA/USB Pocket Solid-State Drive


    Silicon Power introduces today the 64 GB version of its combo eSATA/USB solid-state drive. With the size of a normal USB flash drive, this external solid-state drive can take up to 64 GB worth of data from any computer that has a free eSATA or mini-USB port. The 64 GB eSATA/USB SSD also features an integrated ECC (Error Correction Code) to ensure an accurate data transfer, as well as built-in wear leveling technology that guarantees long-term reliability and ultra-long storage lifespan. The new product is also available in 8 GB, 16 GB and 32 GB versions.

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  3. Lordbob75
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    Holy crap. Wow, I cant think of anything I would use that for, but it is cool.

    I'm still waiting for crystal storage though.

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  4. Mark
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    There are some great toys getting about lately, thanks Aaron :)
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