A-Data NH01
Powerful external hard drives 2.5 inches USB 3.0
A-Data launches its first USB 3.0 drives, the NH01, in three models 320, 500 and 640 GB of storage capacity.
The USB 3.0 coming slowly but surely, especially hard drives, USB keys seem as yet have some difficulties to overcome. After long weeks of ads, Taiwanese A-Data has finally decided to launch its first USB 3.0 hard drives on the market.
Small size, large flow
These discs are formatted NH01 2.5 inches, and will be self-powered through their USB interface. Three models are offered, 320, 500 and 640 GB capacity. All should provide the same performance: 88 MB / s read and 81 MB / s write. That is what make us forget the 35 Mb / s of USB 2.0! Note that these discs will obviously backward compatible with USB 2.0, but the rates will just be smaller. The NH01 is delivered with software HDDtoGo (mobile software suite for Windows) and OStoGo (installation of Windows Vista / 7 from the USB drive), software designed by the manufacturer itself.
These external hard drives 2.5 “available in June this year, guaranteed for 3 years and costs 106 euros for the 320GB version, 136 euros for the 500GB model, and 166 euros with 640 GB capacity.
Positive points
- Fast USB 3.0
- Size 2.5-inch self-powered
- 3 year warranty
Negative points
- Nothing
Specifications
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