Silicon Motion has updated their popular SM2246EN controller to support MLC 3D NAND from IMFT and SK Hynix: The SM2246EN acts as a gateway for third parties to make their own SSDs. Adding…
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We’ve reviewed a few Silicon Motion SSDs in the past (Angelbird | Corsair Force LX | Crucial BX100), and I have always been impressed with their advances in...
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It has been about a week since Al posted his review of the 256GB and 512GB models of the Crucial BX100 and what better way to remind you than with...
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Introduction: Micron's Crucial brand has been cranking out some great low cost SSDs for the past several years now. While their early drives pushed into the SATA 6Gb/sec interface...
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If you have an entertainment system in your car, why not go whole hog and upgrade it with a specially designed Super Talent DuraDrive AT7 SSD. Unfortunately you will be hard pressed…
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At CES, I took a trip to the LVCC to be briefed us on a pair of new Crucial SSD models: The new MX200 is an evolution of the previous MX100 line, with…
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Introduction: It seems a lot of folks have been incorporating Silicon Motion's SM2246EN controller into their product lines. We first reviewed the Angelbird SSD wrk, but only in...
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The Apotop S3C SSD uses the same controller as the Angelbird drive Al reviewed recently. It uses synchronous MLC NAND with the 4 channel present on the Silicon Motion controller...
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Introduction: We first looked at the Silicon Motion 2246EN controller in our...
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Introduction: You might have never heard of Angelbird - until now, that is. Angelbird Technologies GmbH is an SSD maker based out of Vorarlberg, Austria. Their product lines...
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Are you attracted to MLC SSDs with a price under $0.50/GB? Corsair's new Force Series LX uses Silicon Motion's SM2246EN controller and is rated at speeds of up to 560MB/s sequential write…
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