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Friday, November 13, 2009
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"Today we are looking at the Super Talent Pico Mini 8GB USB drive. This particular USB drive is smaller than most and comes in 4 funky colours, ranging in many different capacities. With good value for money and great appeal, who can live without one?"
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Monday, October 5, 2009
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Super Talent gives the phrase "thumb drive" new meaning with their most recent addition to their line of USB flash drives, the 32 GB Pico C, which packs so much storage space into an area smaller than that opposable appendage. Read on for the full performance review.
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
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For most consumers, only two categories are of particular interest - the UltraDrive and MasterDrive family of SSDs which can be used to directly replace current 2.5" mobile hard disk drives. The MasterDrive family of mainstream SSDs are designed to offer affordable solid state drives with capacities of 16 GB to 512 GB, while the UltraDrive SSDs are designed to offer cutting-edge performance - just the right stuff for the discerning hardware enthusiast!
The Super Talent UltraDrive family of performance-grade SSDs are further divided into two different lines, based on the type of NAND flash used - SLC or MLC. Solid state drives based on single-level cell (SLC) technology are faster and more reliable but they are also more expensive. Solid state drives based on multi-level cell (MLC) technology, on the other hand, offer higher storage capacities at a lower price.
Today, we will be looking at the 128 GB UltraDrive GX SSD of the MLC type. Even though it's based on MLC NAND flash, Super Talent promised us that the drive will deliver super-high read and write speeds of 260 MB/s and 195 MB/s respectively, thanks to the inclusion of a fast 64 MB cache. Let's find out if the UltraDrive GX lives up to those claims!"
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Monday, March 23, 2009
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Hoping to separate itself from what's become a crowded product line, Super Talent stuffs a generous 16GB of storage capacity into the smallest USB stick we've ever seen. As part of Super Talent's refreshed Pico series, the company's 16GB Pico-C USB flash drive isn't just small, but also promises speedy transfer rates, a capless, rugged exterior that's water resistant, and in this case an attractive nickel finish. Follow along and see if this tiny drive has what it takes to leave a big impression.
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
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Super Talent is well-known and respected when it comes to memory products and currently holds over 200 patents in Flash and DRAM technology. Their latest USB flash drive is called the Luxio and at 64GB is one of the largest capacity USB drives available. Considering it wasn't long ago when 60GB was more than ample for an OS installed hard drive on a system, that's an incredible amount of storage in a small package. There are even some laptops and netbooks shipping today with only 60GB drives. To put it in perspective, this is enough storage to hold nearly 20,000 six megapixel photos. Impressive for a device weighing a mere ounce and can be found online for roughly $139.99...
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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Today we have the chance to look at yet another Godfather flash drive. This time we are taking a look at the Rubber model, instead of the swivel version we took a look at a few days ago. The rubber model provides a more solid drive that also includes a storage place for that cap that always seems to run away from the flash drive. Enjoy the Godfather? Know someone that does? How about a cheap gift for them? Read on further to see what else this affordable drive can provide those Godfather fans out there.
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Supertalent's 16GB USB drive is a standard memory stick with quick data access rates of about 30MB/s, or 200X, encased in a tough black-ruberized case. The only difference is that this USB drive promotes Paramount Pictures 1972 film classic, The Godfather.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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PCSTATS has discovered a software flaw that makes it possible to circumvent AES-256 bit encryption by simply typing in an incorrect password six times in a row. For this Supertalent Luxio 64GB USB drive, any encrypted partition set to between 33GB to 64GB size is then completely accessible. Total time - 10 seconds. Tools needed - none. Read the full review on Supertalent's Luxio 64GB USB drive right here on PCSTATS.
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Monday, March 9, 2009
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In saturated markets a company needs to do whatever they can to stand out from the crowd. Just the other day we looked at the Super Talent Luxio, a high capacity flash drive that packs a luxury design with hardware encryption options rarely seen on competing products. The Godfather Series, also by Super Talent, as the name implies is themed after Paramount Pictures iconic trilogy, The Godfather.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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In the past, really small USB flash drives have had to make compromises on performance to fit everything in such a small form-factor. I'm pleased to say that the Super Talent Pico 16GB doesn't suffer from these drawbacks and offers great read and write performance. When you consider how small the drive is, this is even more impressive...
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Friday, November 28, 2008
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Looking for more than just a f
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
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Super Talent's Pico series fea
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
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Super Talent have created a new line of tiny Flash Drives that not only offer you the best in style but also performance as well. Today we are taking a look at Super Talents new Gold PICO USB Drive. Available from 1GB, right through to an amazing 8GB, in such a tiny space which is really setting a high standard in the small USB market. Super Talent sent me the largest size available in there range of 8GB and I can't wait to get started on this review so let's get started shall we.
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Monday, August 25, 2008
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From the initial introduction of USB flash drives to present day, this is one innovation that changed the way people carry data around. Back in the days of floppy drives and floppy disks with a formatted capacity of roughly 1.38MB, to the age of CD-RWs that was never able to take precedence as the prominent portable storage medium, and ending up to present day's popularity of USB flash drives -- how did it all come to be? Computer enthusiasts first embraced this new type of products years ago as a symbol of geekiness and a sort of unashamed pride. Bringing on 16MB, 32MB, and 64MB drives, I still vaguely remember how 'advanced' I was with a stunningly large 512MB SanDisk Cruzer Micro. "It's so compact and convenient," as we used to call it. Times have changed, and I still remember us praising the OCZ Mini-Kart over two years ago on how unbelievably small it is. How two years can mean so much in the technology world! This time, however, Super Talent makes its attempt to redefine the market of unbelievably tiny USB flash drives with the Pico-C -- but while they're at it, they are unwilling to lose the capacity war with the drive available up to 8GB of storage, and claims to be a winner in performance as well. Huge ambitions? We'll see how they live up to that.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008
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There are two things that immediately struck me about this particular USB flash drive from the folks at Super Talent. First, this thing is bloody tiny. It's not appropriate to call it a thumb drive at all because this USB drive is actually quite a bit smaller than the average adult thumb. It's more appropriate to call it a USB stick or something. Pinky perhaps? When the drive can be almost completely occluded by a quarter, you know that it's ridiculously small.
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