Founded in 1994, Corsair Memory Inc., is a worldwide leader in
high-performance components for personal computers. Specializing in very high
performance memory and ultra-efficient power supplies, our flagship products,
including Dominator™ memory modules, are the choice of overclockers,
enthusiasts, and gamers everywhere. Our expertise in design and manufacturing is
also evident in our complete line of ruggedized Flash Voyager® and Flash
Survivor™ USB storage devices. Corsair Memory offers 24/7 customer support
via forums and the Tech Support Express helpdesk. For more information, please
visit www.corsair.com
see also:- Corsair's SSD
page
who's who in SSD? - Corsair
by Zsolt Kerekes,
editor - StorageSearch.com
- December 2016
Corsair supplies SSDs for the
consumer SSD market.
The company competes in the 2.5"
and M.2 form factor
segments.
Corsair mentions from
SSD Market
History
In June 2009 -
Corsair announced
128GB
and 64GB versions of its 220MB/s R/W
2.5" SATA
MLC flash SSD family with 128MB of cache memory. Online
price for the 128GB
model is approx $355.
In June 2011 -
Corsair
recalled some
of its 2.5" SSDs due to technical problems.
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In 1977 - Micro Memory
launched the MM-S100 - a non volatile RAM card for the Altair (S-100) bus which
provided 8KB storage and cost $650.
It used magnetic core store but
included all the interfaces needed to provide compatibility with Intel's 8080
microprocessor.
Strictly speaking (despite having no moving parts) the
MM-S100 wasn't an SSD - because the memory wasn't implemented by
semiconductors.
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| SSD Data Recovery
Concepts |
It's hard enough understanding the design
of any single SSD. And there are so
many different designs
in the market.
Have you ever wondered what it looks like at the
other end of the SSD supply chain - when a user has a damaged SSD which
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