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Apacer is showcasing the SDM7-M DP (SATA Disk Module 7Pin MLC DP) – a miniature SSD. The SDM7-M DP is compact, thin and light, simplifying the system structure for design flexibility.
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Apacer understands that you cannot simply engage PC gamers with great specs. The PT920 Commando is outfitted with some of the finest military-grade housing ever seen on a consumer SSD.
Turning the PCB over and we find four more NAND chips placed next to the Nanya cache. Just as the NAND chips, the controller is also from Micron and it’s the JMF670H quad-channel ECC SSD Controller.
Apacer launches a new All-in-One RAID drive in 256GB and 512GB capacities for gamers and power users. Here's our Thunderbird PT910 PCIe SSD verdict.
Apacer, a global leader in memory modules, announced today the introduction of SSD+ Optimizer, the world’s first Solid State Drive (SSD) optimization solution with HyperFast technology from ...
Robert J.C. Lee, Apacer senior director of R&D, remarked on three major factors that consumers and industrial-grade applications can consider when deciding to implement SSD solutions.
SSD for industrial PC The Apacer-developed 2.5-inch Combo SATA Drive (CSD) is a SSD device consisting of two SSD systems with two SSD controllers on a single SSD PCB.
Apacer is offering the TurboII-AS602 in three separate capacities; 60GB, 120GB and 240GB. All three are rated at 285MB/s read and 275MB/s write speeds and feature 24 Bytes per 512 Bytes ECC. These ...
The PT920 Commando is an M.2 NVMe SSD on a PCIe Gen 3 X4 adapter card. The NAND is 2D MLC (non-layered, Multi-Level Cell/2-bit), and the drive is available in $200/240GB and $270/480GB flavors.
Currently, Apacer's PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD, PV930-M280, is the fastest industrial M.2 SSD on the market. It is fully compliant with the NVMe 1.4 specification.
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