Super Talent Bundling Virtual Desktop Solution with USB 3.0 Drives
Super Talent Bundling Virtual Desktop Solution with USB 3.0 Drives
Posted 12/03/2010 at 6:55am
| by Pulkit Chandna
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Earlier this year, Super Talent Technology introduced the USB 3.0 Express RAM Cache range of flash drives. Featuring a DRAM caching system, the Express RAM Cache family supposedly offers exponential performance gains over USB 2.0 drives. According to a press release issued by the company back then, the addition of DRAM caching boosts small block random performance by “up to 110x over USB 2.0 speeds.”
Now, the San Jose-based manufacturer of Flash storage solutions and DRAM memory modules plans to turn these drives into virtual PCs by bundling Ceedo Personal – a portable virtual desktop solution – with them. The drive is available in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB capacities, priced at $59, $119 and $209, respectively. The company is charging an additional $20 for the Ceedo Virtual Desktop bundle, though.
“The introduction of USB 3.0 and DRAM cache has created a brand new breed of flash drives which are now outperforming the fastest of hard disk drives. Ceedo adds value to our product line by enabling customers to use flash storage in a whole new way,” SuperTalent COO CH Lee is quoted as having said in a release.
“It enables you to install and carry standard Windows applications for use on any PC. Armed with our new USB 3.0 Express RAM Cache, now any PC is your PC.”
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December 13, 2011 at 12:06am
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DarrenGantz
May 16, 2011 at 4:15am
Interesting thing that "Ceedo Personal" application. I haven't heard about it until now and I work in the IT domain. I work with a hosted virtual desktop and didn't really had time for my PC. I just downloaded it and I'll play with it while in the trial period; maybe I'll just buy it.
Lhot
December 03, 2010 at 7:25am
....but, while I'm really interested in this faster USB drive, I have to wonder what unforseen problems will creep up with Ceedo. Can Ceedo get infected? Can it then distribute the infection to the PC it's being used on, even though it's run as a standard user and takes all it's tracks and cookies with it when removed?
I think if I was a hacker and just watched this video, I'd be feverishly at work on a new script that could take advantage of a program like Ceedo, that's meant to be taken from PC to Home network, to strangers PC's and laptops and work comps etc. I guess the real question is...are the Ceedo folks, saavy enough to prevent this from happening?
I mean here is program that makes you want to stick your thumb drive in every computer you come across...seems like a perfect attack vector to me anyways.
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