Seen that? - Corsair Releases 4GB High Speed Data Cards

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Corsair Releases 4GB High Speed Data Cards at Tech Without Wires

It is about time SD cards went on steroids. corsair has unveiled a high capacity SD card that amounts to 4GB of data -- allowing you to store HD clips and a whole lot of songs in an inch-wide piece of plastic. Of course, it all boils down whether the gadgets that can read these cards can keep up these as most mobile phones can only read 1GB if not 2GB [...] Read More


How much data is that? at Tech Without Wires

Ever really sat down and tried to figure out what all these data figures mean? Like do you really know how much data there is in a Gigabyte? How much data is that? is an article giving examples of commonly used terms to describe the amount of data. The article gives examples from commonly known examples to show the meaning of the "data term". For example, heard of a "Terabyte"? Do you [...] Read More


Free Online File Storage Service at Tech Without Wires

Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Alex Slobodkin Not too long ago, I decided to try and leave home with only the iPhone, leaving my Macbook Pro behind, to attend a 3 day out of town conference. The most part of the trip, I have survived because I only had to check my e-mail and view a couple of websites. However, when my colleague requested that I send him a file for a [...] Read More


Corsair and Super Talent Take SSD To Bigger and Better Levels at The Gadgets Weblog

There is no question that SSD (solid state drives) are the way to go in the future. They consume less power, they are quieter, and as anyone who has dropped a flash drive off of a five story building and retrieved their data can testify to; they are sturdier. Until recently, there was a huge gap between the capacity of traditional hard drives an SSD. Today, announcements by both Corsair [...] Read More


Quantenna Communications Intros High Speed 802.11n Chipsets at The Wireless Weblog

Quantenna Communications this week announced a series of integrated 802.11n Quantenna High Speed (QHS) chipsets with 4x4 MIMO and transmit (Tx) beamforming technology which promise twice the speeds of competing solutions. "Quantenna's QHS chipsets promise up to 600 Mbps data throughput, far greater than the maximum 300 Mbps promised by conventional 802.11n devices," writes ZDNet's Sean Portnoy. "The chips are being designed to solve the problem of uneven Wi-Fi coverage that results [...] Read More