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Friday, August 1, 2008
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Perhaps the most important asset of the Super Talent Pico-C is its tiny form factor combined with its large capacity of 8 GB. Read performance was up to par with other drives. In terms of build quality and looks, the flash-based USB drive is very solid and sleek, although susceptible to fingerprints. It is also waterproof, which is a great thing.
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Tuesday, July 22, 2008
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And if you are to base your conclusion on first impression then a Super Talent flash drive that just may be what you are looking for. The new Pico Gold we received is the smallest of all the flash drives that we have tested including the very small PD18 from Adata. And the Pico Gold has another visual feature that may appeal to your bling side. This unit is gold plated. Yeah that's right gold plated. Ultra small and physically appealing are some pretty good traits to have but there is one more to boast about. Into the gold plated casing is 8GB of storage space. Now that we have your attention lets proceed on with the rest of the article.
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Friday, July 11, 2008
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Super Talent is very well known for their enthusiast-grade system memory kits, such as PC3-14400 DDR3 1800MHz ProjectX kit we reviewed several months back. So when a product such as Solid State Drives (SSD's) arrived to market, it makes perfect sense to build off of their existing reputation to introduce new high-performance storage devices. The Super Talent MasterDrive MX is an example of this, which features SATA-II controller architecture and high capacities. Early SSD products offered very small capacity, leaving them out of reach for primary drive usage. Super Talent solves this problem, and introduces the 60 GB FTM60GK25H. Benchmark Reviews tests the MasterDrive MX against a large collection of competitor SSDs in this article.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
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Flashy name with stylized logo, check. Big, intimidating heatsink, check. Killer ratings to back up claims of such, check. While Super Talent has all the makings for an enthusiast brand with its new Project X series, how well it performs in the field is what really matters for success. The rating of PC3-16000 makes it one of very first kits on the market to carry such a blazing fast frequency, but will this new high speed RAM have what it takes to stack up head to head with the competition?
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
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The Super Talent MasterDrive MX is a great drive for those that want speed and don't have a ton of heavy writing that needs to be done. Its clear that these type of drives will not be a fad, and these will truly supersede rotational hard drives. Unfortunately these drives are still rather pricey at $419 for a 60GB drive...
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Monday, April 21, 2008
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This month Super Talent added 8GB models to their Pico USB stick lineup, the firm claims these USB sticks are the smallest 8GB USB drives you can buy on the market. There are three different versions of the Pico drive, they are available in capacities from 1GB to 8GB and they all have their very small form factor in common.
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Friday, April 18, 2008
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Don't panic even if the topic triggers a strong deja vu feeling in you, because indeed we have already reviewed one Super Talent Pico A USB flash drive. The difference this time around is that now Super Talent has come up with a new model in the same product family and now the Pico series ranges from 1 GB up to 8 GB in capacity.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
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Once this drive is on the market in full force, I can see it becoming one of the most popular USB drives out there. It's fast, it's remarkably small, it's cheap, and its a lot of fun to show your friends how huge (sarcasm) your 8Gb drive is.
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
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Some people may mistake this MP4 player from Super Talent as an iPod Touch, but what you won't confuse is the money you will save when you go to purchase one. If you want to know what really wowed us about this product come read our review and find out.
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Thursday, February 14, 2008
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Super Talent is a company most commonly known for their contributions to the memory market. Unbeknownst to most consumers, however, they also manufacture a variety of solid state memory, power supplies, and digital music players. Today we're going to have a look at one of Super Talent's less main stream products, the Vidego touch-screen digital music player.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
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Despite the slightly less than stellar performance at the rated timings and voltage, this sample of the Super Talent Project X memory excelled both at tighter and looser timing sets with slight bumps in voltage. It easily maxed out the Asus P5K3-Deluxes ability to run memory stable at DDR3-1900 with 8-7-6 timings and did so with a more than acceptable 2.01v as measured by a digital multi-meter. Combined with the exciting 6-6-5 clocking ability, these Project X modules still managed to impress with very reasonable voltages.
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Monday, January 21, 2008
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A lot of people probably think of RAM when someone mentions Super Talent. But lately it has become sort of a trend to expand your product catalogue to more product sector, which apparently is the case with Super Talent. Because of this, Super Talent has produced a series of multimedia players, and the one we are taking a look at is the Vidego24T MP3/MP4 player. Packaging The Super Talent Vidego24T arrives in a blue box, which contains another box which you can fold out. In one side of the box we have the player, and the other side contains the accessories. Beside the specifications there's nothing interesting to see or read on the box.
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Friday, January 18, 2008
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On one hand, there are the USB drives that are designed for urban warfare; the drives you can trust to back up and keep safe documents while sky diving or roving the lunar surface. Then there are the drives that appeal to us more down to earth folk, with the office boss our only danger. Super Talent's new Pico series USB drives may be just the thing for the latter group, but can the inexpensive solution compete with the more popular and heavily armored models?
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Monday, January 14, 2008
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The Super Talent PC3-14400 CL7-7-7-21 High-Speed DDR3 1800MHz 2x1GB RAM kit W1800UX2GP is like a fine wine, it's not going to be appeasing to all types of taste pallets. This ram is defiantly tailor made for the high-end enthusiast that wants the fastest memory performance possible. One quick glance at spec sheets, you will find few boards at this time list official 1800MHz support.
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Thursday, December 13, 2007
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The benefits of a solid state drive will first hit the notebook markets, where shock and reliability, lower power consumption and an acceptance of higher costs from consumers makes an ideal ground for the introduction of Solid State Drives (SSD). From there, SSDs will eventually drop in price to the point where the desktop computer market embraces them. For the time being though, SSDs are limited to capacities of 32GB, 64GB, 128GB and at most 256GB. PCSTATS is pleased to have had the chance to test out Supertalent's latest 2.5" Serial ATA 128GB Solid State Drive - the Supertalent FSD28GC25M. The price for this SATA SSD is around $4,000 USD.
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