Showing posts with label Harddrive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harddrive. Show all posts

HDD mobile phone


HDD mobile phone design was inspired by HTC smartphone. HDD is a smartphone designed with dual operating system, just plug HDD in your computer and follow the software instructions. You can choose between Windows Phone 7 or Android 2.2 as your OS.

Similar to HTC Touch Diamond, HDD also features screen rotation. It is equipped with 10 Megapixel camera at the back, front camera for video call, 32GB internal memory, wi-fi, and much more.

Designer : NAK Design









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www.tuvie.com

"DROP" GPS Braille system


This one’s for those of you who have low or no visibility with the eyes. Blind, sometimes people say. This is what’s known as the "DROP GPS" system, and it’s all hand-held. It uses the 3D-dots you might be used to calling braille, here known more as Tactile Display technology, and it all works in conjunction with things such as a cane or seeing eye dog sometimes used by the blind. Smooth sailing on an abstract device.

It’d be interesting to try’s use one of these, blind or sightful, The 3D-map of the city is lifted up from the surface of the device and moves as you move, like a compass and with zoom, search, voice command, and everything. All in your palm

Designer: Allan Sejer Madsen and Lukasz Natkaniec
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www.yankodesign.com

Seagate Pulsar, The first Solid State Drive (SSD)


Seagate has announced the first Solid State Drive (SSD) product for Enterprise Market call Pulsar™”

The Pulsar SSD is designed to meet OEM performance, power, size and reliability requirements for enterprise blade and general server applications.

The Pulsar SSD based on Single-level cell (SLC) technology optimizes SSD reliability and endurance

Where the SSD can offer up to 200GB capacity, using SATA 3Gb/s interface to support current blade server chipsets, and it can offer up to 30,000 read IOPS and 25,000 write IOPS. Seagate Pulsar SSD will speeding at 240MB/s sequential read and up to 200 MB/s sequential write speeds.

Specification:
• Single-level cell (SLC) technology optimizes SSD reliability and endurance
• 0.44 percent AFR for high reliability and endurance
• Up to 200GB capacity in a 2.5-inch form factor and 7mm z-height
• Power loss data protection to ensure against data loss upon power failure
• 5-Year Limited Warranty
• SATA 3Gb/s interface to support current blade server chipsets
• Leveraging industry-leading, global enterprise support
• Industry-leading SSS and SSD standards development through JEDEC and SNIA

Seagate planned to show off their new Pulsar SSD at CES in January 2010. Unfortunately, there are no details on pricing as yet.

Developed: Seagate


If you liked this SSD, you would also be interested in:
www.seagate.com

Tags: 2.5-inch SSD, Pulsar, sata ssd, Seagate, Seagate Pulsar, Seagate SSD, SLC SSD, Solid-State-Drive, ssd