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Idealstor combines removable storage with RAID
News The other half of the unit can hold up to four ATA drives, giving a maximum removable storage capacity of 1.6TB. This device allows backup administrators an all in one appliance where they schedule their backup jobs to run to the RAID 5 array for...
[July 7, 2005, 14:55]
Idealstor combines removable storage with RAID
Talkback Idealstor is available in the UK from G-Stor www.g-stor.com We offer full support for the Idealstor range and can assist with selecting the correct solution for your needs.
[July 8, 2005, 9:11]
Removable disks reach a 'Peerless' 20Gb
News Peerless -- Iomega's latest addition to its range of removable storage products -- allows users to carry up to 20Gb of data on one disk, and its optional FireWire interface will boast a transfer rate of up to 15Mb per second, according to the...
[March 23, 2001, 10:43]
Motorola and Sony play ball
News Motorola's Dragonball processors will soon support Sony's Memory Stick, potentially expanding the market for the removable storage shaped like a stick of gum. Memory Stick is similar to CompactFlash and Smart Media, two other brands of removable...
[May 24, 2001, 11:00]
SanDisk offers secure USB storage for Macs
News In July, PGP Corporation targeted the ongoing problem of data breaches via mobile devices with PGP Endpoint, designed to allow administrators to centrally manage policies for various types of devices, including laptops, desktops and mobile devices...
[December 5, 2008, 15:10]
Microsoft boosts Windows 7 security for USB drives
News In the wake of the Conficker worm spreading via removable storage devices among other methods, Microsoft said on Tuesday it is making a change to the way Windows 7 handles USB drives. Disabling AutoRun functionality can help prevent the execution...
[April 29, 2009, 9:37]
Formac ProDisc
Downloads Are you looking for a storage solution that gives you vast amount of data capacity, that is removable and that is cheaper than all other existing storage media? Its 9.4 GB removable cartridges store your data at less than 1 cent per MB, the lowest...
[April 10, 2001, 8:00]
And the data loss goes on...
Blog Comment Not adequate to prevent data incoming to the system by removable usb storage or smartcards. Many software solutions continue to approach protection against removable media based on USER privileges (policy deployment) when for example usb removable...
[November 6, 2008, 8:51]
Constellation 3D moves toward mega-storage
News It is also working on a credit card-sized removable storage device with around 10GB capacity. Their manufacturing and distribution leadership has the potential to enable FMD technology to quickly proliferate through premium brands, and help to...
[January 20, 2001, 6:13]
Removable drives to get standard
News While this trade group will rally some manufacturers around a standard, other electronics manufactures tout a range of their own removable storage approaches. IDC analyst David Reinsel said that while removable hard drives offer advantages for...
[March 5, 2002, 9:35]
Camera makers unveil new media format
News Digital camera makers Olympus and Fuji Photo Film announced a new removable media format on Tuesday, despite analyst concerns that camera buyers already have to deal with too many storage choices. SmartMedia cards rank No.in the market for...
[July 31, 2002, 12:40]
China developing 'super DVD' format
Talkback raw uncompressed TV hours on 10 Terabyte 3.5 in.removable disc DVR.will have highest NLO analog / digital / optical capacity available will have lowest cost per gigabyte will have lowest power requirement per gigabyte will have longest archive...
[November 19, 2003, 4:00]
Flash-memory devices cause security concerns
News SecureWave will next week launch an updated version of its SecureEXE software, which is designed to restrict users from copying prohibited files to and from removable storage devices. They can store anything from around 32MB to over 1GB, and are...
[August 22, 2003, 16:15]
TDK cracks 200GB Blu-ray discs
News Ikushima said that removable media would still be popular, despite the rise of Web-based storage and broadband. With a large capacity you need removable storage like a Blu-ray disc," Ikushima told ZDNet UK.
[September 1, 2006, 15:10]
Sony gets out its big Stick
News As expected, Sony announced at the US Consumer Electronics Show last week a new high-speed removable memory card format and a new feature for its already existing card format, the Memory Stick. In related news about removable flash memory cards...
[January 13, 2003, 9:40]
Endpoint security software designed against trojans.
Talkback The truth is that to be able to allow usage of removable storage devices the only method that makes sense is to authorize specific storage device to operate at a specific client for a specific duration, and monitor file extractions.
[November 5, 2008, 15:27]
Does Zip have a future?
News Zip's position in the worldwide optical and removable storage market has steadily declined since its peak in 1999 according to research firm IDC. The original Zip read 100MB removable disks, compared with 120MB for SuperDisk drives, which also were...
[August 15, 2002, 10:43]
Matchbox hard drive packs in 4GB
News The removable drive, which is the size of a matchbox, carries the IBM brand but is made by Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, Hitachi spokeswoman Kim Nguyen said on Wednesday. IBM's Web site emphasises the 4GB drive's possible use with notebook...
[February 12, 2004, 7:40]
Blade PCs: the ultimate managed desktops review
Reviews For example, removable media drives and other USB storage devices could be used to steal information or to introduce a virus or other malware into the network. USB sticks and removable hard drives can be tricky to manage using traditional desktop...
[July 3, 2007, 11:44]
HTC patches Bluetooth driver flaw
Blog Comment Block Removable Storage: Prevent malware introduction via removable storage cards Windows mobile devices are becoming an enterprise necessity to improve productivity for an increasingly mobile workforce.
[July 18, 2009, 9:12]
