Portable data warehouses from Silicon Power
A Computer Emporium courtesy of a computer wholesaler, we received three Silicon Power data storage products for testing.
Silicon Power is a well-known brand in the industry, since SSD (and flash-based data storage) as a "genre" has existed in the public mind, they have been at the forefront. Our readers were able to meet this brand for the first time in our columns at the very beginning of spring exhibition while in May on our test bench turned around a couple of delinquents from this barn. Now we can greet three more competitors in our editorial office, conceived in the spirit of portability in the minds of their designers - in addition to an SSD, two HDDs will also be on display as part of this article.
Silicon Power 2,5 ″ SSD M10 64 GB
First, we’ll get to know one of the manufacturer’s newest SSDs, the sleek rider codenamed M10. Boasting 64GB of data, the gray-black unit is capable of storing 10GB of data, and its real specialty lies in the type of connectors: in addition to the two SATA (data and power), the MXNUMX is also equipped with a mini USB, so you can easily use even a larger one. as a USB flash drive - or simply as a very mobile system storage. The security of our data is ensured by the relatively durable robe and a couple of sonorous technologies (such as the built-in ECC).
Let's look at the specifications:
- Capacity: 64 GB
- System: MLC
- Speed:
- SATA: 165/95 MB / s
- USB: 35/25 MB / s
- Connectors: SATA 3Gbps and USB 2.0
- Lifespan: minimum 10 turns on
- Vibration resistance (max.): 15 G
- Dimensions: 100 × 69.85 × 9.4 (mm)
- Weight: 70 g
