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Ridata Introduces eSATA SSD External Drive, Big Capacity in a Small Package

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Advanced Media, Inc., manufacturer and marketer of the popular Ridata brand of recordable DVD, flash media, electronic storage products, and digital accessories, has introduced its eSATA external flash drive. The product, one of the first of its kind to hit the market, will be on display at the upcoming 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center in South Hall 3, booth #31761.

"Our new dual-end eSATA or USB flash drive is at home in either business or general-use applications," stated Harvey Liu, president of Advanced Media, Inc. "It is the perfect answer for anywhere a large capacity, ultra-fast portable storage device is desired. Offering true plug-and-play connectivity and fast boot up, it provides the best of both of these popular storage technologies."



The new Ridata storage device will be especially popular with users of the latest generation of notebooks that feature an eSATA and USB combination port. No external power or battery is needed, as it is powered by either the eSATA or USB bus. As a result, there is very low power consumption.

Data transfer rates while using the eSATA connector of up to 79MB/s reading and up to 45MB/s writing are assured. When using the USB connector, a read data transfer rate of up to 24MB/s and write speed up to 12MB/s can be achieved. The unit is in full compliance with USB spec. 2.0.

The Ridata eSATA SSD flash drive supports multiple operating systems. No driver is needed in Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows VISTA, Mac 9.x or later, Linux Kernel 2.4 or later. It also supports 1-port 1.5/3.0Gbps SATA I/II interface. It is shock resistant and noise-free, and offers long-time data retention. It may also be used as a bootable device while in Fix mode.

Cost and Availability
The portable Ridata eSATA + USB flash drive will be available in 16GB and 32GB capacities in mid-January 2009. It measures 3.5"x1"x0.3" (lwd) and weighs 0.6 ounces. As with all Ridata products it is competitively street priced.

The unit is available through selected retailers, Ridata distributors, and at various online outlets. A complete listing of locations may be found on the Advanced Media/Ridata website. It carries a two-year warranty.

For more information, visit RiData.

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thats so cool!
 

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Nice. that is a good idea.
 
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So these have one end Esata and the other end USB? Great Idea!
 

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Awesome, need something that is better at read and write times. Wonder what prices will be like.
 

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guys, this is kinda old news. OCZ had a press release for theirs a few weeks back.
 
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woow , esata ssd flash with 79MB/s reading and up to 45MB/s , what about do raid0 too
 
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I'm glad to see these emerging into what will hopefully be a flash storage standard, the usb interface is dated and once you've experienced the speeds and superior bandwidth of esata you don't want to look back (imo) :)
 
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