OCZ’s Enyo portable drive packs all the goodies in an aluminum shell
Storage - Thursday, May 6th, 2010

OCZ’s Enyo portable drive packs all the goodies in an aluminum shell OCZ enyo a

OCZ Technology packed in two of the most relevant storage-based tech into a slim portable drive called the Enyo. The Enyo features a solid state drive inside the slim aluminum shell, and connects to PCs via a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface to make for a drive that’s listed to run up to 260MB/s read and 200MB/s write speeds as long as you plug it into a USB 3.0 port.

OCZ’s Enyo portable drive packs all the goodies in an aluminum shell OCZ Enyo b

The drive’s storage caps are somewhat limited compared to regular 2.5-inch portable drives, with offered capacities at 64GB, 128GB and 256GB, but it delivers with awesome performance: it’s listed to transfer the contents of a 25GB Blu-ray disc in 70 seconds—a far cry from a regular USB 2.0 drive’s 13.9-minute transfer time.

No pricing info from OCZ yet, but USB 3.0 on an SSD drive? Don’t expect the Enyo to be cheap.

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