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A-DATA Technology, the world's 2nd largest vendor of
DRAM Modules (iSuppli, May 2009), 4th
largest of USB Flash Drives
(Gartner, May 2009),
and the Top 20 global brand in Taiwan, provides complete memory solutions,
including DRAM Modules, USB Flash Drives, Memory Cards,
Solid State Drives and
Portable Hard Drives.
Being committed to constant innovation, A-DATA delivers first-rate quality and
industry-leading product performance to our customers. A-DATA products are
internationally recognized by Germany's iF Design Award, Reddot Award, CES Best
of Innovations Award, Japan's Good Design Award, Best Choice of Computex Award,
and Taiwan Excellence Gold Award. For more information, please visit our website
at www.adata-group.com.
see also:-
A-DATA
- editor mentions on STORAGEsearch.com
- editor's notes:- December 2009 -
A-DATA's current SSD
product lines are heavily weighted towards consumer markets and applications in
notebooks
and PCs. If you are looking for server SSDs or
military SSDs then
you need to look elsewhere.
...Later:- December 15, 2009 - it
looks as though A-DATA has been well aware of this deficiency in its SSD
offerings. Today it announced it has joined the growing roster of
SSD makers using
SSD SoCs from
SandForce.
A-DATA
mentions from recent
SSD Market
History
In November 2008 - A-DATA launched the XPG - a dual
interface USB and
SATA
2.5" SSD.
Available with capacities from 32GB to 192GB - it has a read speed upto 170MB/s
and write speed upto 100MB/s.
In December 2008 -
A-DATA launched a
3.5" SSD enclosure for 2x 2.5" SATA SSDs. It can operate as a
single mirror protected unit, and as a single high capacity drive.
In
March 2009 - A-DATA
launched a 512GB 2.5" flash SSD at
CeBIT. The dual interface (USB and
SATA) compatible SSD
has R/W speeds upto 230MB/s and 160MB/s and is aimed at notebooks.
In
December 2009 -A-DATA
announced volume shipments of its 2.5" XPG range SATA MLC SSDs
optimized for use with Windows 7 TRIM. Models include:-
SX95
(R/W = 230MB/s and 178MB/s) and
S592
(R/W = 230MB/s and 170MB/s).
In December 2009 -
A-DATA announced it
has joined the growing roster of
SSD makers using
SSD SoCs from
SandForce. Products
are now in the final testing stage and will be previewed at
CES next month.
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