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Advanced Media, Inc. is a subsidiary of RITEK Corporation, the
world's largest optical media manufacturer. Advanced Media is the sole North and
South American marketer and distributor of the RIDATA brand of recordable DVD
media as well as other types of electronic storage media.
Since its
formation in 2001, Advanced Media has experienced strong annual growth and is a
leading marketer of electronic storage products to the American market. The
Ridata brand offers an extensive line of flash memory products including the
cutting edge Solid State Drive (SSD) Series and up to 16GB 266X CF Cards.
The
brand also features USB EZ Drives including the award-winning Yego USB Hub drive
and other USB drives such as the Twister USB drive. Ridata's cornerstone
products include Blu-ray DVD series, DL DVD-R/+R and, DVD+/-R/RW. RITEK for
years has been defining and redefining the optical storage market. Around the
world, its name is synonymous with innovation, quality, and unparalleled
consistency. Its ISO 14001, ISO 9001, ISO 9002, OHSAS 18001, and Green mark
certification from the EPA prove RITEK's commitment to quality control.
Advanced Media is headquartered in Diamond Bar, California. For
further information, call (909) 861-2269 or e-mail: ssdsales@ritekusa.com. Visit
the Advanced Media web site at: www.ritekusa.com.
note:- in Europe - Advanced Media - markets identical SSDs under the
Traxdata brand.
see also:-
Advanced
Media - editor mentions on STORAGEsearch.com
- editor's notes:- in July 2008 -
Advanced Media
said it would ship a faster family of SATA
2.5" MLC flash
SSDs this month. The Ridata Ultra-S Plus Series has a read speed upto 128MB/s,
and write speed upto 80MB/s. The 128GB model costs approx $537 in low volume.
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| Can You Trust Your Flash
SSD's Specs? |
Editor:- Something I've noticed
is that the published specs of
flash SSDs change
a lot -from the time they are first announced, then when they're being
sampled, and later again when they are in volume production.
Sometimes
the headline numbers get better, sometimes they get worse. There are many good
reasons for this.
The product which you carefully qualified may
not be identical to the one that's going into your production line for a
variety of reasons... ...read the article | |
