Today we are looking at a new Patriot flash drive has a massive storage capacity of 64GB. Known as the supersonic, this new flash drive technology uses four channels in conjunction with USB 3.0 for fast read and write. Although a bit expensive, we found it difficult, from the huge storage capacity that go so desirable a thumb-sized unit ...
It's hard to believe, but the flash drive just know that existed for more than a decade, since it was first introduced in 2000. Before the review, which will take you through a quick journey through memories, starting with two companies: Trek technology and IBM. Although I'm sure you agree with this, Trek technology is a much less known.
Journey to the technology in the Flash Disk and IBM developed the first time on the market. Its first version was published on 15 Launched in December 2000 and was an impressive storage capacity of 8 MB. That was impressive, because the moment has the best way was to move information to a floppy disk and 8MB flash disk for more than five times the capacity of a floppy disk.
However, a company called later the Lexar flash memory on a flash drive with a USB connection, which reduces the need for a USB card reader. Since then, the flash memory developed significantly and now commonly use USB 2.0 interface for faster performance.
That is, even USB 2.0 is to show slow his age, with a maximum throughput of 60 MB / s and not be cut, especially if the fact that the communication is half duplex, that is considered, bandwidth is more like 30 MB / s in both directions.
Even the fastest USB 2.0 flash drives can not with today's conventional hard drives, despite the use of four-channel controllers. Thus we see a real need to take over USB 3.0, and that this interface supports full-duplex speed of 625MB / s.
Although USB 3.0 adoption has been slow, because neither AMD or Intel has taken the standard, but almost all newer motherboards support even one of the popular supplement manufacturers such as NEC driver.
As a marker board everything possible to promote USB 3.0 on the door despite the lack of chipset support to do, we are now starting to see support a fairly large number of similar devices. Such a device that was recently caught our attention to the Flash Drive 64GB Patriot super sonic.
The Patriot SuperSonic is an unpretentious place looking flash drive that packs a serious blow. Available in capacities of 32 GB or 64 GB, USB 3.0, this album has the technology of four advertising channels read speeds of 100MB / s with write speeds of 70 MB / s. As impressive as the specs, they are not cheap, with the 64 GB model will be from about 200 U.S. dollars, while the smaller model with 32 GB for about $ U.S. had to 110th
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It's hard to believe, but the flash drive just know that existed for more than a decade, since it was first introduced in 2000. Before the review, which will take you through a quick journey through memories, starting with two companies: Trek technology and IBM. Although I'm sure you agree with this, Trek technology is a much less known.
Journey to the technology in the Flash Disk and IBM developed the first time on the market. Its first version was published on 15 Launched in December 2000 and was an impressive storage capacity of 8 MB. That was impressive, because the moment has the best way was to move information to a floppy disk and 8MB flash disk for more than five times the capacity of a floppy disk.
However, a company called later the Lexar flash memory on a flash drive with a USB connection, which reduces the need for a USB card reader. Since then, the flash memory developed significantly and now commonly use USB 2.0 interface for faster performance.
That is, even USB 2.0 is to show slow his age, with a maximum throughput of 60 MB / s and not be cut, especially if the fact that the communication is half duplex, that is considered, bandwidth is more like 30 MB / s in both directions.
Even the fastest USB 2.0 flash drives can not with today's conventional hard drives, despite the use of four-channel controllers. Thus we see a real need to take over USB 3.0, and that this interface supports full-duplex speed of 625MB / s.
Although USB 3.0 adoption has been slow, because neither AMD or Intel has taken the standard, but almost all newer motherboards support even one of the popular supplement manufacturers such as NEC driver.
As a marker board everything possible to promote USB 3.0 on the door despite the lack of chipset support to do, we are now starting to see support a fairly large number of similar devices. Such a device that was recently caught our attention to the Flash Drive 64GB Patriot super sonic.
The Patriot SuperSonic is an unpretentious place looking flash drive that packs a serious blow. Available in capacities of 32 GB or 64 GB, USB 3.0, this album has the technology of four advertising channels read speeds of 100MB / s with write speeds of 70 MB / s. As impressive as the specs, they are not cheap, with the 64 GB model will be from about 200 U.S. dollars, while the smaller model with 32 GB for about $ U.S. had to 110th
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