Memory maker Super Talent has just launched the CFast line of storage cards, a high-speed CF card that claims to offer “unmatched” read/write speeds. Available in 8, 16 and 32GB capacities, the CFast cards offer a bandwidth of 375MB/s, which is four times faster than the 600x (90MB/s) ceiling on current CompactFlash cards. It’s capable of 200MB/s read speeds, thanks to a SATA interface running between the card’s SSD memory and the device—translating to faster wait times when used on high-end cameras.
Super Talent’s RAIDDrive USB 3.0 is no ordinary flash drive. For starters, it (obviously) connects using the newer, faster USB 3.0 interface for transfer speeds of up to 200MB/s. It also comes with a UAS Protocol driver, plus a tech that uses “multiple pairs of differential serial data lines technology” (according to the company’s PR) that claims to push those speeds up to 320MB/s through a USB 3.0 port—which is pretty darn fast.
Super Talent Technology has just announced a new line of 4GB dual channel DDR3 memory kits for running on Intel P55-based PCs with Core i5 and i7 processors. The nine new performance kits are split into two different packages: the Extreme Performance Series and the Speed Series. The five Extreme Performance Series kits range from 1600 to 2000MHz with different latencies, while four higher-end Speed Series kits support clock speeds from 2133MHz to 2200MHz for running on enthusiast systems.
Both models are built with aluminum heat spreaders for faster heat dissipation and should be available this week.
Super Talent Technology has just announced a new Toshiba co-branded UltraDrive DX solid state drive that offer two levels of security to prevent unauthorized data theft or loss.
Super Talent has announced that they’ll be shipping the 2-Terabyte RAIDDrive solid state disk in early October. It connects to a desktop through the PCIe 2.0 x8 interface and is listed to feature a 4GB/sec bandwidth (which is more than ten times the speed of the usual SATA II bus) and write speeds of up to 1.2GB/sec.
