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CeBIT 2009 3-8 March, Hannover (Germany), day 4

Events · Author Dimitar Dinchev a.k.a. Veseliq · March 22, 2009 · 9254 reads · ★★★★☆ (9 votes)

  1. CeBIT 2009 3-8 March, Hannover (Germany), day 4
  2. Page 2 - Patriot: memory, SSD
  3. Page 3 - A-Data: RAM memory, SSD
  4. Page 4 - A-Data: Portable HDDs and Flash Memory
  5. Page 5 - ZOTAC: Motherboards and Video Controllers
  6. Page 6 - ZOTAC: Watercooled and “Green” video controllers, ITX motherboards and NVIDIA ION
  7. Page 7 - Antec: Mid and Big Tower Cases, HTPC, PSUs
  8. Page 7 - Antec: Skeleton, Skeleton Mini, Skeleton Proto II, OCC airbrushed case

Page 4 - A-Data: Portable HDDs and Flash Memory

Page 4 - A-Data: Portable HDDs and Flash Memory


The fact that astonished us is that A-Data manufacture hard drives. We speak mainly for portable external solutions, but after all the production of HDDs has nothing to do by itself with the manufacturing of memory and requires completely different equipment, engineers and personnel. For our relief it turned out that A-Data use other OEM manufacturers and only the casing is their creation.

And in the end we encountered their flash drives. By themselves they probably deserve separate article, because they are so numerous and different:

A while ago we featured the following creatures in love in our news, which after that won a design prize :). It turned out that A-Data on the whole are experts at presenting and manufacturing unorthodox flash drives. There are alien models, a whole series of “children” flash drives based on Disney characters. But the question is how many children who watch Mickey Mouse need a flish drive, or A-Data just trusts in our inner child:

A-Data’s memory cards also sported a wide specter of sizes and speeds – for every purpose, from players to high-end photo cameras and so on:

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