People from IO Data is known for making hardware of a very good standard, and one of their latest products is a line of SSD laptop with free USB 3.0 , the HDPX-UTSS.
This new family of SSDs, or solid state, as they prefer to call them,
comes in three different capacities, which are 60GB, 120GB and 240GB.
They are slim discs measuring only 9mm thick and have a great data
transfer speeds thanks to two things: the USB 3.0 interface and the fact
that they are SSDs, which as we know are much faster than common hard
drives.
These little bear is covering aluminum and come with a 1 year warranty. The sale of HDPX-UTSS
begin in early December and the prices will be about $ 140 for the 60GB
model, $ 210 for the 120GB model and about $ 390 dollars for the 240GB.
The guys from IO Data has again improved its line of external drives with interface USB 3.0 to incorporate new models HDCA-UT to the list. These are two different disks with capacities of 1TB and 2TB.
Like 3TB and 4TB models, new family members HDCA-UT also has a USB 3.0
interface as we have said, use NTFS format can make recordings of TV and
are backed by a 1 year warranty duration.
The HDCA-UT 1TB will be released in mid-November for $ 144 U.S. dollars, while the 2TB HDCA-UT cost about $ 183 U.S. dollars.
IO Data is put on the offensive once again and this time the company has opted to launch a large 27-inch LCD monitor, the IO Data MF271CGBR.
The new LED-backlit display IO Data supports a great resolution of 2560 × 1440 pixels, also known as WQHD.
This monitor has a contrast ratio of 1000:1, brightness is 420 nits and
has a response time of 8.6 ms, which is slightly higher than most
current monitors.
Besides all this, the MF271CGBR
is equipped with two stereo speakers 2W each and between their ports we
can find a D-Sub, DVI-D dual, one HDMI and one DisplayPort finally.
The company plans to launch this new monitor later this month and will cost about $ 636 dollars.
