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Futurestorage are the UK distributors for Memoright, Mtron, Intel, Soliware, IsLion, Transcend, Adtron, Samsung, OCZ, Veritech and Supertalent SSD devices.
These manufacturers create the fastest and largest SSD Disks that will accommodate any requirement.
Memoright
.... are based in the technical city of Shenzhen in China and were one of the first manufacturers to bring out amazingly fast SLC based SSD for industrial, military and server applications..
Memoright drives are designed for server and professional applications in 2.5inch and 3.5inch SATA format only with focus on excellent IOPS.
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Mtron
.... are a Korean company and were one of the first manufacturers to bring out amazingly fast SLC based SSD.
Mtron drives have 2 ranges - Pro or Mobi. All are SLC based 2.5inch and 3.5inch SATA and PATA (or IDE) formats.
Supertalent
.... are Super Talent Technology, have their headquarters in San Jose, California.
They have a massive range of SSD to cover every requirement possible. They also cover most form factors with drives in 1.3inch, 18inch, 2.5inch and 3.5inch formats.
Supertalent also have both SLC and MLC drives in PATA (or IDE), SATA, ZIF and PCI Express interfaces.
Adtron
.... are old hands at SSD and have been in the storage industry since 1985. An American company - they make industrial grade SSD for bespoke applications. Their product range is vast and is made to order. The only manufacturer to offer SCSI SSD.
If you need military, aerospace or extreme conditions - Adtron is well worth considering.
Soliware
.... are a Chinese company based in Wuhan, China. They are relative newcomers to the SSD market offering both MLC and SLC products in both SATA and PATA (IDE) in 2.5inch format only. Soliware products are for the consumer and budget server market
Soliware's SSD is well made and has excellent performance.
iSLion
... are based in the technical city of Shenzhen in China and are relative newcomers to the SSD market - offering external USB and 2.5inch internal SSD drives. iSLion drives offer excellent performance with affordable prices.
Samsung
... are a well known household name from Korea. Samsung's SSD range includes MLC and SLC in 1.8inch, 2.5inch and ultra Slim formats.
OCZ
... are an American company - they make both MLC and SLC based SATA SSD in 2.5inch format only. Aimed at the consumer and budget server markets - These excellent and affordable drives offer a great introduction into SSD
Intel
... are a household name and leaders in the micro processer industry, Their SSD range is currently the fastest on the market in terms of Read/Write speeds. They offer MLC and SLC based SSD.
Transcend
... are an American company with a wide range of SSD SSD in both small SSD drives to their largest at 192GB. They offer both MLC and SLC, SATA and PATA (IDE) drives in 2.5inch format. If you are looking for SSD on a budget, Transcend are a great drive to try.
Veritech
... are a Taiwanese based company. Veritech offer MLC based 2.5inch SSD at affordable prices. These drives have excellent performance aimed at the consumer market.
Silicon Power
... are a Taiwanese based company. Silicon Power offer MLC and SLC based 2.5inch SSD at affordable prices. These drives have excellent performance aimed at the consumer market.
Solidata
... are a Chinese based company. Solidata offer MLC and SLC based 2.5inch SSD at affordable prices. These drives have excellent performance aimed at the consumer and professional markets.
Solid State Disks
- Faster PC Performance
- Rugged and Reliable
- Less Power consumption
- No heat
- No sound
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- Samsung
- Soliware
- Silicon Power
- Solidata
- Transcend
- Veritech
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SSD Dispelling the myths |
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Solid State Disks are an exciting new technology using NAND FLASH RAM. We have seen this type of technology for a number of years in USB "Pen" drives. SSD using a more reliable, more expensive type of NAND FLASH to give reliability - essential to a Hard Disk Drive. |
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SLC Vs MLC |
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SLCSingle Layer Cell (SLC) - These drives are faster, more robust Solid State drives designed for server and heavy usage applications that require the very best drive. Manufacturer reliability ratings are typically stated that writing 500GB per day, every day, will eventually fail after 10 years. In reality - very few applications would write that amount of data continuously which means your drive will last beyond any reasonable usage. In 10 years time it is unlikely that your product/application will remain in use as a new and faster version will be available. SLC drive manufacturers also often state Inputs Outputs Per Second (IOPS) - this is the number of concurrent read/writes to the drive that can be made, essential for server use. MLCMulti Layer Cell (MLC) - These drives are still faster than HDD drives, are generally faster at reading rather than writing. They often do not quote IOPS and so are geared for the consumer market for laptop and desktop usage. Reliability ratings state that writing 200GB per day, every day, will eventually fail after 6 years. Laptops and desktops typically are replaced after 3 to 4 years which means your MLC SSD will outlast it many times over unless you are wiping the drive every day and writing to the entire drive each day for 6 years. |
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The applications crying out for SSD are endless, but they are not just based around PC and server technology. Due to the greater reliability and shock-proof capabilities, any system that requires storage will benefit. We can supply drives to the industrial sector for ticketing systems, transport logging, audio and visual sector, video gaming, parking systems, military, medical the list goes on. Our range covers the whole spectrum of SSD! Get in touch if there is anything you need to know. |
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