Monday, March 15th 2010

Active Media Products Introduces DOM Lineup with Nine New SATA DOMs

Active Media Products, a leading manufacturer of SSDs and USB drives, today announced a new line of SATA DOM (Disk on Module) drives that deliver substantially faster performance than PATA DOMs in embedded computing applications. They support sequential read and write speeds up to 100MB/sec and 42MB/sec respectively. "We didn't design these as a performance storage solution, yet our SATA DOMs appear to be the fastest DOMs on the market by a long shot. So any embedded applications that need a little more pep from the drive would benefit from these." said Active Media Products VP of Sales, Jerry Thomson.

A DOM, also referred to as an FDM (Flash Disk Module), is a small flash based storage drive that plugs directly into an industry standard port on most motherboards. These nine new SATA DOM products include three different mounting options: two 7-pin tall DOMs and a 22-pin low profile DOM, each offered in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities. Because they are SATA compliant, they can be easily adapted to virtually any application including embedded computers, industrial computers, and networking and military applications. Their industry standard Serial ATA interface and very small dimensions make them easy to design in.
These new FDMs are available now through Amazon, or to OEMs directly from AMP at approximate prices as follows: 8GB models $69, 16GB models $89, 32GB models $189.
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2 Comments on Active Media Products Introduces DOM Lineup with Nine New SATA DOMs

#1
Mussels
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what curious shapes/designs


they look like they arent finished, missing the power connectors
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BazookaJoe
Curios being the word.

Curious all round... They may even be turning me DOM-Curious...

I am filled with the inexplicable urge to buy one of these, even though I have no idea what I would do with it... (... not currently commanding any significant military of my own ... )
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