The ADATA Ultimate SU800 1TB M.2 SSD, smaller size but bigger capacity！

Implementing advanced 3D NAND Flash, the SU800 M.2 2280 offers higher density and bigger capacities than 2D NAND Flash SSDs. The 1TB M.2 SSD SU800 comes in a wide range of capacity variants from 128GB to 1TB and delivers read/write speeds of 560MB/s and 520MB/s to accelerate PCs.

In addition, with support for DRAM Cache Buffer, read/write performance can be as much as double that of solid state drives that lack a DRAM cache, or in other words that can't use auxiliary memory as an SSD buffer for high intensity tasks. By the way, the 1TB M.2 SSD SU800 provides capacities up to 1TB and greatly enhances performance, efficiency, and reliability over traditional 2D NAND. Featuring LDPC ECC and technologies such as high TBW and DEVSLP, the SU800 M.2 2280 instantly upgrades notebook and desktop PCs with superior stability, durability, and power efficiency.

Which software is suitable for 1TB M.2 SSD SU800？

If you want to find the software for 1TB M.2 SSD SU800, you can choose the SSD Toolbox. SSD Toolbox allows users to monitor and manage the SU800 M.2 2280, with drive status, wear level, and lifespan information. Data migration utilities are especially helpful for users making the move from HDD to SSD, as they are designed for simple and quick backup and migration of the contents of entire drives, including the operating system.

FAQ about SSD：

Q：How long is the expected lifespan of an SSD? How should I use an SSD to ensure the longest life expectancy?

A：Currently the average SSD has a built-in erase function and error correction mechanism to increase the lifespan. But in general, SSD lifespan is determined by the frequency of usage and the working environment. The greater the number of data writes to the drive, and the higher the ambient temperature, the lower the useful lifespan of the SSD.

From：ADATA

2019 9 Galaxy phones you can buy！A50 and S10, which one is good？

If you already think there's a dizzying number of Galaxy phones to keep track of, Samsung just added more to the pile. From budget devices and 5G phones, to one in particular that can fold in half (yes, really), we round up the latest Galaxy phones, tell you what makes them special from all the others and order them from cheapest to most expensive.

● Samsung Galaxy S10 ($900)

Like all of Samsung's Galaxy S10 phones, the standard Galaxy S10 is built from the best parts. It has a wonderfully sharp screen and a long battery life. Camera quality is awesome and it comes with all the extras, including the ability to wirelessly charge another device or accessory.

● Samsung Galaxy A50 ($350)

The Galaxy A50 is part of Samsung's A-series, which is much cheaper than the top tier S-series of phones. At $350, £309 or AU$500, the A50 is one of your cheapest Galaxy options and features a 6.4-inch display, an in-screen fingerprint reader and a headphone jack.

On the back are three cameras, which include a wide-angle lens as well as a "depth lens," which is used to take portrait shots with blurry, dramatic backgrounds.

● Samsung Galaxy Note 10 ($949)

As the standard model of Samsung's newest line of ultraluxe phones, the Note 10 features a 6.3-inch display, three rear cameras, an in-screen fingerprint scanner and a signature S Pen stylus that can remotely control the phone's camera via Bluetooth. It also doesn't have a headphone jack or expandable memory.

● Samsung Galaxy Fold ($1,980)

As the most unique Galaxy phone, the Galaxy Fold has a secondary 4.6-inch display that serves as its "cover." It then opens up like a book to a 7.3-inch tablet. The Fold also has six cameras: on the back, there's the same triple-camera setup as the Galaxy S10 and on the front a single 10-megapixel camera.

In tablet form, there are two additional cameras inside: a selfie camera and an 8-megapixel depth camera.

From：C net

Cool！ADATA External Hard Drive HD770G is best for gaming！

Are you also a gaming player？If you are, you should to know the external hard drive HD770G！The HD770G sports a design like no other external hard drive thanks to its distinct chamfered edges and two light-beam-shaped RGB strips that'll show your flair.

What is more, the external hard drive HD770G exceeds the IP68 standard meaning it's waterproof and dustproof and is shock-resistant with its robust triple-layer construction. What more could you ask for.

HD770G - Triple-Layer Protection

Besides, with a robust triple-layer construction that consists of a shock-absorbing silicone casing, sturdy buffer and a cushioned mounting for the hard drive, the external hard drive HD770G can handle just about anything your clumsy hands can throw its way. In particular, the external hard drive is waterproof to the point where it can withstand 120 minutes submerged in 2 meters of water.

Meeting the MIL-STD-810G 516.6 standard, this external external hard drive can survive nasty falls from up to 1.22 meters, protecting everything you have stored inside from harm. Not only is the HD770G great for console gaming, but also great for PC gaming too! With plenty of storage capacity, carry all your games with you, and supplement the limited storage on your PS4 or Xbox console.

FAQ about external hard drive：

Q：When the hard disk is in use, halfway into a transfer I receive an I / O device error! How can I save the data I was working with?

A：If data transfer is interrupted, make sure that the error was not caused by a lack of power. If a transmission interruption occurs, please reconnect the device and retry the data transmission. In theory, data will not disappear because of interruptions in the transfer process.

Q：When I connect the external hard drive, the system asks me if I want to format it!

A：For the first time installation, system requirement for a format is normal. However, if the external hard drive has data, and the system asks you to format the drive when you connect it to a computer, then the external drive may not be installed correctly.

Attach the USB power transmission line to the USB slot behind the computer, and ensure that the computer has sufficient power. Do not use a USB hub, extension cord, or other USB devices, as doing so may cause a power shortage and cause your computer to be unable to read the hard drive.

From：ADATA

Does ADATA DDR4 2666 suitable for desktops or notebooks？

Do you know the DDR4？Does DDR4 2666 is suitable for desktops？Utilizing a 288-pin design, operating voltage has been reduced from 1.5V on DDR3 to 1.2V, which not only helps save power by 20%, but also boosts transfer bandwidth speed to 21.3GB/s.

ADATA Premier DDR4 2666 unbuffered-DIMM memory is the latest upgrade solution that supports Intel's newest platforms for faster data transfer and enhanced power efficiency.

Lifetime Warranty

All ADATA memory modules are produced and tested using a rigorous quality control process for rapid computing and stable operation. In addition, ADATA memory modules provide customers a lifetime warranty for maximum assurance with excellent service.

● RoHS compliant
● Supports Intel Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X CPU
● Complies with JEDEC standards

Indeal notebook upgrade choice — DDR4 2666 SO-DIMM Memory Module

Our Premier DDR4 2666 SO-DIMM memory modules for notebooks arrive in convenient 8GB to 16GB for instant upgrades on any compatible notebook. Our DDR4 is also optimized to unlock the power of the newest Intel processors. DDR4 offers multiple advantages over previous DRAM generations, and ADATA provides the highest quality and the fastest performance.

Meets Demanding Standards for New-Generation Platforms

● Supports Intel Skylake and Coffee Lake platforms, future-proof for Kaby Lake & Cannon Lake platforms
● Complies with JEDEC standards
● RoHS compliant

ADATA DDR4 modules for notebooks realize new generation advantages in highly reliable and cost-effective products. It does this while operating at a low 1.2V, which is 20% less than DDR3 in terms of energy consumption.

From：ADATA

XPG External SSD SD700X and ADATA SD600Q, which one is good for mac？

Do you want to buy the external ssd for macbook？The ADATA and XPG also has external ssd, like SD600Q and SD700X. The ADATA SD600Q delivers up to 440MB per second read and write, quadruple the speed you’d get with external hard drives.

It fast transfers - no more waiting around！

Delivering read/write of up to 440MB per second, you’ll be able to transfer a 5GB Full HD movie in a mere 26 seconds! Weighing just 60g, the external ssd SD600Q isn’t going to drag you down. Combined with its palm-sized form factor, it’ll slip easily in and out of your bag or pocket, whenever you need it, wherever you may be.

SD600Q works with any device！

Besides, the external ssd SD600Q is driver-free compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Android and supports hot plugging. It works out of the box with laptops, tablets, smartphones, and game consoles. This makes sharing and moving your content across platforms super easy, without worrying about lengthy installs.

The External SSD SD700X, it's big capacity mobilizes your library！

And the external ssd SD700X plug n play with any Xbox One/PS4, you can take it with you, connect to a console at a friend’s or a gaming event, and have instant access to stored games and content. Games keep getting bigger and console drives struggle to keep up. Available in 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB, the SD700X SSD frees you from the horrible need to choose which title to keep and which to delete.

The IP68 certified and military-spec shockproof

In addition, gamers need to refuel too, but don’t worry if you spill your drink of choice on the SD700X. It’s IEC IP68 certified, easily surviving an hour of immersion in 1.5m deep water. Add total dust-tight protection and US Army MIL-STD-810G 516.6 drop/shock resistance, and the SD700X becomes a true game guardian whether at home or away.

From：ADATA、XPG

Do you know what is 1TB NVMe SSD？Is it better than M.2 SSD？

Hey！Do you know the 1TB NVMe SSD？Actually, ADATA SX6000 Pro is the NVMe SSD. Now, there are currently three basic NVMe fabric implementations available: NVMe over Fibre Channel, NVMe over remote direct memory access, and NVMe over TCP.

● Why to choose NVMe？

NVMe is a protocol for accessing high-speed storage media that’s designed to reduce latency and increase system and application performance. It's optimized for all-flash storage systems and is aimed at enterprise workloads that require low latency and top performance, such as real-time data analytics and high-performance relational databases.

Storage vendors have been re-tooling their systems to support the faster interconnect protocol, and IBM is no exception. A key change in the FlashSystem 9100 is the use of small form factor NVMe drives. IBM redesigned its FlashCore technology to fit into a standard 2.5-inch SSD form factor with  NVMe SSD interfaces – a move that reduced the physical size of the drives by more than half 1TB

● How about ADATA SX6000 Pro？

Than, if you want a 1TB NVMe SSD, maybe you can choose the SX6000 Pro. It accelerates read/write speeds up to 2100/1500MB/s and delivers random performance of up to 250K/240K IOPS. Whether booting, gaming or transferring large files, the SX6000 Pro accomplishes them quickly and effectively.

Featuring a single-sided design that’s 2.15mm thick, the 1TB NVMe SSD SX6000 Pro is much slimmer than standard M.2 SSDs. This makes it ideal for notebooks, small-form-factor desktops, and even some ultrabooks. What’s more, the SX6000 Pro is slimmer than standard M.2 2280 SSDs for a higher level of compatibility thanks to its single-sided design.

Besides, every component on the SX6000 Pro has passed rigorous screening and testing to ensure the utmost quality and reliability. Moreover, if that isn’t enough assurance for you, the SX6000 Pro comes with a 5-year warranty.

From：ADATA、Networkworld

Do you know the 1TB SATA SSD？How much you really need to worry about SSD reliability.

Are you have the 1TB SATA SSD？Well, you’ll never be able to go on vacation again without toting your SSD along. It’s incapable of surviving for two weeks without you, poor thing. The truth is, yes, under disastrously unfortunate environmental conditions (we’re talking Biblical), your 1TB SATA SSD could lose data retention just a few days after it’s pulled from your PC.

If you pulverized it with a sledgehammer or threw it in a vat of sulphuric acid—almost-as-likely scenarios. To the point: I’ve re-tasked SSDs after a couple of years of sitting on the shelf, and annoyingly—I still had to secure-erase them to get rid of the old data.

Actually, digital doesn't mean forever

NAND can’t retain data forever, or even as long as other types of media (hard drives, optical) because it stores data as tiny, trapped electrical charges. The cages that contain these charges aren’t perfect—they leak, or de-trap in industry lingo. True, they leak extremely slowly, but they leak nonetheless.

Besides, NAND and SSDs have never been touted as archival storage, but those degradation facts are rarely highlighted. That’s why we have this discussion every couple of years. That and the persistent consumer misconception, aided by misleading advertising and the lack of visible deterioration, that digital somehow means forever.

Don't worry！You can back up！

To archive data, store it online, store it to hard drives (write the data, unplug them, and store them in a safe place), or even use M-DISC write-once archival optical media. Yeah, and you thought optical was dead. Also, always follow the rule of three and keep a working copy of your data, a backup copy, and a copy of the backup.

Some question about 1TB SATA SSD：

Q：What is the difference between SATA 3.0 & SATA 2.0 specifications?

A：The Serial ATA-International Organization has launched what is often called “SATA 3”, a 6 gigabit per second (Gbps) standard. The older SATA II specification has a maximum speed of 3Gbps.

Q：I received an alert when I tested my SSD with HDtune. What should I do?

A： Early SSDs do not support this feature, so it is possible that the alert may be a false alarm. However, if the product shows an alert when tested, it is recommended to contact customer service for further confirmation.

From：ADATA、Networkworld

How about the XPG M.2 SSD S50 and ADATA SU800？

Are you a gaming player？If you are, maybe you can try the XPG M.2 SSD S50 and ADATA SU800. Sporting the latest PCIe Gen4x4 interface, the S50 offers sustained read/write speeds of up to 5000 /4400MB1 per second, making it nearly ten times faster than a SATA SSD, and is fully compatible with PCIe 3.0.

Leap into the future with PCIe 4.0

The M.2 SSD S50 stays cool in any fire fight thanks to its aluminum heat sink. The heat sink can reduce temperatures by up to 10 degrees for ultimate stability. Not only does it keep the S50 cool, it also look cools with its sports-car-inspired design. Built with 3D NAND Flash theS50 comes in capacities of up to 2TB, offers higher efficiency, and is more reliable than 2D SSDs.

The data integrity and security

In addition, it supports LDPC (Low-Density Parity-Check) error correcting code technology to detect and fix a wider range of data errors for more accurate data transfers and a longer SSD lifespan. Every component on the M.2 SSD S50 has passed meticulous screening, testing, and certification. What’s more, it comes backed by a 5-year warranty.

Intelligent SLC cashing and DRAM cache buffer, SU800

The intelligent SLC Caching algorithm allows NAND Flash memory to operate in single-level cell mode and boosts read/write performance. It therefore protects your valuable content against corruption to a much greater extent than non-ECC SSDs or even SSDs that use basic BCH error correction.

In addition, with support for DRAM Cache Buffer, read/write performance can be as much as double that of solid state drives that lack a DRAM cache, or in other words that can't use auxiliary memory as an SSD buffer for high intensity tasks.

Lower Power Consumption, Longer Battery Life

Besides, the M.2 SSD SU800 supports DEVSLP (Device Sleep) technology for better energy efficiency. This results in lower electricity costs and prolonged battery life. It consumes just 8% of the power while in idle mode, and 80% less power during regular operation. For users who often travel or go on business trips, the SU800 M.2 2280 is a great partner with high mobility and power-saving abilities that go easy on notebook batteries.

From：ADATA、XPG

What？Do you know your SSD won't lose data if left unplugged after all.

Do you also have a SSD ？If you’re in a panic because the Internet told you that your shiny new SSD may lose data in “just a few days” when stored in a hot room, take a chill pill—it’s apparently all a huge misunderstanding, according to the man who wrote the original presentation all the fear is based on.

This all pertains to end of life. As a consumer, an SSD product or even a flash product is never going to get to the point where it’s temperature-dependent on retaining the data. Since it’s nearly impossible for an average users to even wear out an SSD—one of the criteria for the SSD to lose data at high temperatures—the risk of data loss is very small, Cox and Smith said. Even so, a worn out SSD would still go a year without data loss, according to the data in the original presentation, and that’s while being stored at 87 degrees the entire time.

Actually, Enterprise customers also are largely immune to heat-related dead drive issues. That’s because, again, it’s a scenario for only after the SSD has been worn out. And since enterprise customers would prefer tape or other cheaper methods to backup data over an SSD, it’s an unrealistic scenario where data loss would happen to enterprise customers, Smith said.

That, Smith and Cox said the intent was a spec for a worst case scenario. What if the truck with the SSDs from the data center broke down on the way to the place where the data would be archived to tape? How long could the truck be parked before data loss occurs from excessive heat? While that’s a scenario that could happen, it’s also highly unlikely—which is why the fear gripping SSD owners is unwarranted.

Some question about SSD：

Q：What is a reasonable product lifepan?

A：The health parameters on the SSD tool box or CrystalDiskInfo are based on your individual usage behavior and number of reads and writes.
It is not abnormal for an SSD that has been in use for some time to have a lower health status.

Q：I received an alert when I tested my SSD with HDtune. What should I do?

A：Early SSDs do not support this feature, so it is possible that the alert may be a false alarm. However, if the product shows an alert when tested, it is recommended to contact customer service for further confirmation.

From：ADATA、Networkworld

Hey！Do you know the best fire TV, Macbook Air, ears wonderboom for 2019？

If you want to buy a new Macbook Air, Fire TV, ear wonderboom, that you can choose these products. Amazon ran a similar deal on this TV earlier this year -- and it didn't last long. Like Roku TVs, a Fire TV comes with lots of streaming apps: Netflix, Hulu, HBO and YouTube. You also get the benefit of an Alexa-enabled remote, so you can just tell the TV which channel or show you want.

Besides, the screen itself tops out at 720p, or a 1,366x768-pixel resolution. This means it's not ideally suited for computer use. But don't let that "low" resolution dissuade you: At this size, 1080p isn't really necessary to enjoy HD goodness.

Beats Solo3 Wireless：$160

The Beats Solo3 Wireless headphones are well-built, relatively comfortable to wear and have best-in-class battery life. They're just too expensive. Except when they're on sale for $160, like they are right now at Best Buy. Then, they're just great.

Sony XB950N1 headphones：$150

The new Sony WH-XB900N headphones -- which we love -- are the successor to the older, less expensive MDR-XB950N1, currently on sale today at Best Buy. They both have a similar design to our top pick, the WH-1000XM3, but without all of that model's premium touches.

And, for better -- or worse, depending on your audio tastes -- the XB905N1 are heavy on the bass, as its Extra Bass name implies.

Ultimate Ears Wonderboom：$50

The Ultimate Ears' original Wonderboom Bluetooth speaker, which sounds good for its compact size is also waterproof. The company recently launched the Wonderboom 2, which is a touch bigger than the original and sounds slightly better. But the OG is solid in its own right, and this is a really good price.

2019 MacBook Air：$1,000

This is a $100 discount on the brand new MacBook Air -- the one with the Retina True Tone display -- that Apple released a few weeks ago. That's a solid deal. But here's an even better one: the 2018 MacBook Air, which is almost identical, selling at Amazon for $950. 

Amazon Fire 7 tablet (2019): $30

This model is very similar to the 2017 version -- it looks identical except for some new color options -- but it's got some small upgrades on the inside, namely a "faster" processor, according to Amazon, and a bump in the base storage from 8GB to 16GB, with a microSD expansion slot that lets you add up to 512GB of additional storage. 

From：C net 

2019 Best gaming keyboard and gaming mouse set, XPG K10 and M20！

If you are a gaming player, you should know this 2019 best gaming keyboard and gaming mouse set！XPG Gaming keyboard K10 with nine RGB lighting modes to choose from, you can switch up the effects to suit the game you’re playing or whatever mood you’re in. Enhance gameplay and immersion with an RGB lighting effect that matches the game you’re playing or your present situation on the battlefield.

It no more windows key mishaps！

In addition, there's nothing worse than being immersed in your game only to have a wrong key press take you out. The gaming keyboard K10 features a Windows key lock shortcut that makes sure a minor mishap won’t cost you the fight. In the heat of the moment, a missed keypress could spell defeat. With 26 keys anti-ghosting, fight on without fear of missing or unexpected key presses.

● No More Windows Key Mishaps
● Quick Adjustments with Media Keys
● Game on with Nine Lighting Effects
● Anti-Ghosting Keys

The M20, durable OMRON switches

Utilizing OMRON switches, the INFAREX M20 provides you with the accuracy to hit your targets and perform tasks effectively. It’s tested to 20 million clicks, giving you a durable mouse that will last you a long time. All motions, including lifting the mouse and sweeping it across the mousepad, can be done quickly, easily, and precisely.

Besides, the INFAREX M20 comes with a full range of RGB lighting effects that will help put you in the right mindset before or during an intense battle. With a 5,000 DPI optical sensor, the INFAREX M20 offers amazing precision to put you a step ahead of your opponents.

From：XPG

ADATA 1TB SATA SSD SU760 and NVMe S11 Pro, which one is good？

Are you looking to replace your old SSD or HDD? If so, the ADATA Ultimate 1TB SATA SSD SU760 solid-state drive is for you. All 1TB SATA SSD SU760 models provide high TBW (Total Bytes Written), meaning the number of times an SSD can write its entire capacity in one lifespan.

Resilient, Shockproof, Quiet

With no mechanical components, SSDs are more resilient than HDDs. They are more resistant to shock, vibration and a wide range of temperatures, therefore providing better protection for your data. What’s more, SSDs also run silently and consume less power.

Besides, the 1TB SATA SSD SU760 features higher storage capacities ranging from 256GB to 1TB, improved efficiency, and better reliability. What’s more, it features intelligent SLC Caching to achieve read/write performance of 550/520MB per second.

S11 Pro, 3D NAND FLASH – Higher Capacities for More Games

Implementing advanced 3D NAND Flash, the 1TB NVMe SSD S11 Pro features higher storage capacities of up to 1TB, while also providing higher efficiency, rugged reliability and a high TBW. Meanwhile, End-to-End Data Protection and RAID Engine support ensure data security and improve transmission stability.

Featuring SLC Caching and a DRAM cache buffer, the S11 Pro accelerates read/write speeds up to 3500/3000MB/s and delivers random performance of up to 390K/380K IOPS. In addition, a heatsink with a sports-car-inspired design makes the S11 Pro look and stay cool. Compared to M.2 SSDs without a heatsink, the S11 Pro is up to 10°C cooler, offering enhanced system stability

From：ADATA、XPG

XPG 1TB M.2 SSD S5 and SX8200 Pro, which one is good for gaming？

If you are also a gaming player, that you should ton know the XPG. XPG S5 and SX8200 Pro are also the 1TB M.2 SSD. The S5 he GAMMIX S5 accelerates read/write speeds up to 2100/1500MB/s and delivers random performance of up to 250K/240K IOPS. Whether booting, gaming or transferring large files, the GAMMIX S5 accomplish them quickly and effectively.

Improved data integrity, S5

It utilizes LDPC (Low-Density Parity-Check) error correcting code technology to detect and fix a wider range of data errors for more reliable data transfers and a longer product lifespan. Besides, supports the latest Intel and AMD platforms and offers easy cable-free installation.

Featuring HMB (Host Memory Buffer) and SLC Caching, the GAMMIX 1TB M.2 SSD S5 accelerates read/write speeds up to 2100/1500MB/s and delivers random performance of up to 250K/240K IOPS. Compared to M.2 SSDs without a heatsink, the GAMMIX S5 is up to 10°C cooler, offering enhanced system stability.

The SX8200 Pro is experience stunning speed

Supporting NVMe 1.3, the 1TB M.2 SSD SX8200 Pro delivers excellent random read/write performance and multi-tasking capabilities. With SLC caching, a DRAM Cache buffer, E2E Data Protection, and LDPC ECC, it maintains high speeds and data integrity, even during highly intensive applications such as gaming rendering, and overclocking.

The 1TB M.2 SSD SX8200 Pro supports LDPC (Low-Density Parity-Check) error correcting code technology to detect and fix a wider range of data errors for more accurate data transfers and a longer SSD lifespan. In addition, every component on the SX8200 Pro has passed meticulous screening, testing, and certification. What’s more, it comes backed by a 5-year warranty.

From：XPG

What's different about the ADATA 1TB SATA SSD SU750 and SX8200 Pro？

Do you know the 1TB SATA SSD？The SU750 is the SATA SSD, it can detect and fix errors to ensure data integrity and thus enjoy an extended lifespan. With no mechanical components, SSDs are more resilient than HDDs. They are more resistant to shock, vibration and a wide range of temperatures (0°C-70°C), therefore providing better protection for your data. What’s more, SSDs also run silently and consume less power.

Higher Capacities, More durable！

The 1TB SATA SSD SU750 implementing 3D NAND Flash, the SU750 features higher storage capacities ranging from 256GB to 1TB, improved efficiency, and better reliability. Whether used as storage or a boot drive, it’s a great upgrade choice！

Besides, all 1TB SATA SSD SU750 models provide high TBW (Total Bytes Written), meaning the number of times an SSD can write its entire capacity in one lifespan. The SU750’s TBW rating outranks many comparable models, indicating a longer-lasting SSD. 

SX8200 Pro, In Pursuit of Higher Performance！

On the other hand, the SX8200 Pro is not a 1TB SATA SSD, but it is the PCIE M.2. It is XPG’s fastest SSD to date and is designed for avid PC enthusiasts, gamers, and overclockers. It features an ultra-fast PCIe Gen3x4 interface that offers sustained peak read/write speeds of 3500/3000MB per second, outpacing SATA 6Gb/s by a wide margin.

Built with 3D NAND Flash the SX8200 Pro comes in capacities of up to 2TB, offers higher efficiency, and is more reliable than 2D SSDs. Thanks to the support of data protection technologies, it also features a high TBW and excellent durability to meet the demands of various applications.

From：ADATA、XPG

Hey！Do you know the OpenPhone？The OpenPhone gives you a separate business line for $10 per month！

If you’re a creative or other freelancer work, at some point you may start thinking twice about giving out your personal phone number to your clients or business contacts. A new service called OpenPhone says it can solve that problem by providing cloud-based business numbers for $10 per month.

What is the OpenPhone？

To begin with, there is Google Voice, probably the best-known such service, which gives you a phone number that is associated your Google account. OpenPhone, on the other hand, is pushing itself as a resource for independent workers or small businesses that want to separate their business and personal calls and texts.

It distinguishes itself from Google Voice by touting its customer support, the availability of toll-free numbers, and the ability to have more than one number per phone. It is currently only available in the US and Canada.

A Nicely simple UI

OpenPhone has its own contact list, which you can sync with your phone’s. Once you’ve chosen the person you want to contact, you simply use the field at the bottom of the screen to send a text or the phone icon on the upper right to make a call. The interface is almost Spartan in its simplicity. The home page lists your recently-used contacts.

If the person you want to contact isn’t there, you can swipe left to tap in the phone number, or swipe right for the features list, which includes access to your contact list. Records of phone calls and text messages for each contact are all on the same screen, making it simple to see all your previous conversations. You can also (via a menu) copy the number, block it or delete the conversation.

From：The Verge

Which software is suitable for ADATA 2TB external hard drive？

If you also have a 2TB external hard drive, maybe you should to know these software. Actually, I  also have a ADATA 2TB external hard drive, HD680. The HD680 achieves this with a triple-layer construction that consists of a shock-absorbing silicone casing, sturdy buffer, and a cushioned mounting for the hard drive.

Besides, in an age of 4K video and other high-resolution content, GBs just don’t cut it anymore. Luckily, the HD680 comes with up to 2TB of storage capacity. The 2TB external hard drive HD680 has a nifty groove that goes around its shell, serving as a convenient way to store the detachable USB cable. When not in use, simply disconnect the cable, and wrap it around the HD680.

These software are suitable for 2TB external hard drive：

● Acronis True image HD, disk migration utility：

Acronis ATI HD, disk migration utility assists purchasers of solid state drives in copying the contents of an existing computer hard disk on to the new SSD drive. The software allows you to incorporate the latest SSD technology into existing systems quickly and easily.

The video tutorial playlist includes: guide to registering your ADATA product and getting an Acronis key, and guides to installing Acronis 2013 and Acronis True Image OEM data migration software.

● HDDtoGO：

The great companion software for your Portable Storage Device. Enable one to enjoy true mobility and leave no trace behind when work remotely from your office.

The tutorial playlist has videos that cover HDDtoGO features: backup from PC to external HDD, backup external HDD to PC, synchronized backup (updating files to the same version on multiple storage locations), locking your PC, and 256-bit AES encryption.

From：ADATA、Youtube

The XPG Gammix M.2 SSD S50 and S40G are suitable for gaming？

Are you also a gaming player, too？If you are, you should to know the XPG Gammix M.2 SSD S50 and S40G. The M.2 SSD S40G is supports the NVMe standard and utilizes the high-speed PCIe Gen3x4 interface to let you enjoy sustained read/write speeds of up to 3500/3000MB per second.

In pursuit of efficiency.

The PCIe Gen3x4 interface, SLC caching and DRAM buffer, the S40G reaches sustained read/write speeds of up to 3500/3000MB per second, and random performance of up to 300K/240K read/write IOPS. Also with the M.2 SSD 2280 specification it supports the latest Intel® and AMD platforms. These capabilities make the M.2 SSD S40G ideally suited for gamers, PC enthusiasts, overclockers, and graphics professionals.

The S40G's data integrity and security.

It supports LDPC (Low-Density Parity-Check) error correcting code technology to detect and fix a wider range of data errors for more accurate data transfers and a longer SSD lifespan. With the PCIe Gen3x4 interface, SLC caching and DRAM buffer, the S40G reaches sustained read/write speeds of up to 3500/3000MB per second, and random performance of up to 300K/240K read/write IOPS.

S50 leap into the future with PCIe 4.0.

Utilizing PCIe Gen4x4 and implementing the NVMe 1.3 standard, the GAMMIX S50 solid state drive delivers blazing-fast read/write performance of 5000/4400MB per second. Sporting the latest PCIe Gen4x4 interface, the S50 offers sustained read/write speeds of up to 5000 /4400MB1 per second, making it nearly ten times faster than a SATA SSD, and is fully compatible with PCIe 3.0.

The 3D NAND Flash - Higher Capacity, Efficiency, and Reliability

Built with 3D NAND Flash the M.2 SSD S50 comes in capacities of up to 2TB, offers higher efficiency, and is more reliable than 2D SSDs. It also features a high TBW and excellent durability to meet the demands of various applications.

The M.2 SSD S50 is equipped with SLC caching, a DRAM cache buffer, and features sustained read/write speeds of up to 5000/4400MB per second, random read/write speed of up to 750K/750K IOPS. Meanwhile, with E2E (End-to-End) Data Protection and RAID Engine, the S50 ensures data security, integrity, and a long SDD lifespan.

From：XPG

ADATA's waterproof external HDD HD710 Pro and HD710M, which one is good？

Actually, I want to buy the waterproof external hdd, and I think maybe I can try HD710M or HD710 Pro. The design of the HD710M Pro means it can offer protection against dust and water that goes beyond the highest-level IP68 standards. In particular, the external hdd HD710M Pro is waterproof to the point where it can withstand 60 minutes submerged at 2 meters, giving it water protection that exceeds IPX8.

HD710M, is the huge capacity for huge convenience. 

Storage capacities of up to 2TB and the high-speed USB 3.2 Gen 1 interface mean that you can store whatever you want, whenever you want, while on the go！The external hdd HD710M Pro differentiates itself from other storage solutions with its user-friendly waterproof cover. There's no need to fiddle with inconvenient coverings, simply slip the cover over the external hdd HD710M Pro and buckle it into place.

It's military-grade anti-shock technology.

The external hdd HD710M Pro boasts three layers of anti-shock technology, which means it offers military-grade durability for your data. The device can even withstand drops from up to 1.5m in height. Settle for nothing but the best！

HD710 Pro, beyond IP68 to withstand the unexpected.

ADATA external storage expertise results in a drive with total dust-tight protection and a submarine-like ability to survive water. The external hdd HD710 Pro is tested for 60 minutes in 2 meters of water - that's more than IEC IPX8 requirements！No matter what you store inside, the HD710 Pro's exterior delivers supreme protection.

Exclusive shock vibration sensing technology.

Lesser external drives keep trying to work even if they fall or encounter a shock, resulting in errors and bad sectors. The external hdd HD710 Pro features Shock sensors that immediately stop all drive activity if a shock is detected. When not in use, simply disconnect the cable, easily wrap it around the HD710 Pro, and get going.

From：ADATA

How about the ADATA 1TB SATA SSD SU900？Is it good？How about the price？

Are you have the experience to use the 1TB SATA SSD？If you haven't, maybe you can try to use the ADATA SU900. Implementing advanced 3D MLC NAND Flash and a high speed SMI controller, the SU900 features bigger storage capacities, higher efficiency, and more rugged reliability compared to 2D NAND SSDs. 

It's intelligent SLC cashing and DRAM cache buffer.

The intelligent SLC Caching algorithm allows NAND Flash memory to operate in single-level cell mode and boosts read/write performance. Besides, with the support of DRAM Cache Buffer, read/write performance can be as much as double that of solid state drives that lack a DRAM cache, or in other words that can't use onboard memory as an SSD buffer for high intensity tasks.

The multiple data protection technologies and excellent durability. 

Utilizing 3D MLC NAND flash, all 1TB SATA SSD SU900 models provide high TBW (Total Bytes Written) up to 1600TB and random R/W speed up to 85K/90K IOPS. The SU900 supports multiple data protection technologies, including internal data shaping, software/hardware write protection options, early weak block retirement, and a global wear leveling algorithm to ensure data integrity and improve SSD stability.

Q：What is the difference between SATA 3.0 & SATA 2.0 specifications?

A：The Serial ATA-International Organization has launched what is often called “SATA 3”, a 6 gigabit per second (Gbps) standard. The older SATA II specification has a maximum speed of 3Gbps.

Q：Do SSDs Require Defragmentation?

A：SSD’s use wear-leveling, which is a technique for prolonging the service life of some kinds of erasable computer storage media, such as Flash memory used in solid-state drives (SSDs). Defragmenting is not required.

From：ADATA