SanDisk

...they come with Windows XP, have virtual memory disabled. SCCs will provide a role of SanDisk's current SSDs while the company works on next-gen controllers better suited to Vista. They won't appear, however, until late 2008 or early 2009,...

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...quite portable. Based on the latest 43 nanometre technology, SanDisk's new Ultra Backup USB drive also features AES hardware encryption, and password protection, which lets users to keep important business files safe. The USB drive will...

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...Windows XP machine to lock up solid, forcing a reboot. On a brand-new machine running Windows Vista, the SanDisk software crashed, but at least it didn't take the whole computer down. With a street price of around $160 for the 64-gigabyte...

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...life. The 1.5-inch screen probably won't satisfy your eyes, though. Q: I use SanDisk flash-based MP3 players and like simple software for managing my CNET podcasts. Juice has been great for Windows XP, but I need a recommendation for...

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...Low-Cost PCs (ULCPC) or "netbooks." The SanDisk pSSD (Parallel ATA SSD) eliminates the need for a hard disk drive and can store both the operating system and application data for these devices. The new SSD modules are being made...

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...typical 1.8in HDD. SanDisk's pSSD offering (the 'p' stands for a parallel ATA interface) will use Flash multi-level and single-level cell technology, with sustained read speeds up to 39MB/s and write speeds up to 17MB/s. The pSSDs are...

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...malware could still spread via such devices, which are identified as "U3 smart drives." Many of SanDisk's drives, for example, are U3-capable. Microsoft said it would backport the AutoRun/AutoPlay changes to Windows XP and Windows...

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...to work just fine. SanDisk's pSSD solid state drives, which are expected to be available starting in August, are built using the company's reliable Multi-Level Cell (MLC) and Single-Level Cell (SLC) flash memory. This technology is...

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