Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD and Hub: The Ultimate On-the-Go Storage Solution

In the fast-paced world of content creation, having a reliable and portable storage solution is non-negotiable. The Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD and Hub rises to the occasion, offering unparalleled convenience, speed, and versatility in a compact design. Whether you’re a professional photographer, videographer, or a tech enthusiast, this device is your new go-to companion for all things storage.

Compact and Ready When You Are:

One of the standout features of the Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD is its ultra-compact design. It’s small enough to fit in your pocket, making it an ideal choice for creators who are always on the move. Despite its tiny size, this SSD packs a punch with up to 2TB of storage, ensuring you have ample space for high-resolution videos, photos, and more.

The inclusion of a USB hub adds another layer of functionality. With four USB Type-C ports, you can connect essential peripherals like microphones, external lights, or power banks, effectively transforming your mobile setup into a professional workstation.

Seamless Integration with iPhone and Android:

Whether you’re capturing moments on an iPhone or an Android device, the Lexar Professional Go SSD ensures smooth and hassle-free file transfers. For iPhone 15 Pro/Max users, the SSD supports direct recording of Apple ProRes 4K 60 FPS video, a game-changer for mobile filmmakers. Android users will appreciate the plug-and-play simplicity, enabling you to offload files quickly and focus on capturing your next masterpiece.

Blazing Fast Performance:

Time is money, and the Lexar Professional Go SSD understands that. With read speeds of up to 1050MB/s and write speeds of up to 1000MB/s, this SSD allows you to transfer large files in seconds. Whether you're editing videos on the go or backing up your latest shoot, the speed ensures you stay productive.

Durable and Reliable:

Built for life on the go, this SSD boasts an IP65 rating for water and dust resistance. It’s also drop-resistant up to 1 meter, so you can rely on it even in challenging environments. The sturdy design means you won’t have to worry about accidental damage while focusing on your creative projects.

Technical Specifications:

• Storage Capacity: Available in 1TB and 2TB
• Interface: USB 3.2 Gen 2 SSD; Four USB Type-C hub connectors
• Compatibility: Mac® OSX 10.6+, Windows® 11/10/7/8, iOS, and Android 4.4+
• Power Supply: Hub delivers up to 30W
• Weight and Dimensions: Only 13 grams and measures 1.71” x 0.98” x 0.32”

Why Choose the Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD and Hub?

This SSD is more than just storage; it’s a versatile tool for creators who demand performance and portability. It’s perfect for:

• On-the-go content creators who need reliable, portable storage.
• Mobile videographers requiring direct recording and fast transfers.
• Photographers seeking a compact solution to back up their work.

Final Thoughts

The Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD and Hub combines top-notch performance, user-friendly design, and ultimate portability in one sleek package. Whether you’re traveling light or setting up a mobile studio, this SSD ensures you’re always ready to create. Say goodbye to storage limitations and hello to seamless productivity with this exceptional device.

HP Slate 500 Now Ready for Ordering

Well looks like HP has finally let the Slate out of the bag. I have been reading in many post that say, the HP Slate 500 is the real first slate to run Windows 7 and be able to buy the slate. Well if you really look back, the Archos 9 was in theory one of the first slates available with Windows 7 and you could actually buy one. The specs on the Archos 9 was not great and got no recognition from the consumers. Hopefully the HP having a Atom Z540 running at 1.86GHz processor can do better. 

The HP Slate 500 price will start at $799 and come with a portfolio case and a docking stand. What it does have for a first in a slate PC is, that it will come with a dual digitizer for both multi-touch with finger or pen input. This is great because it can be good for note taking on the small screen. This will be kind of like my HP TouchSmart tm2 that I have been using the past 3 weeks. Makes touch screen times very easy and when need to take notes, just use the pen and works great.

The 2GB of RAM and 64GB SSD, should get most users a pretty decent device for your daily work activities. Seems that HP might have basic model, that will have 1GB of RAM. With RAM prices not to expensive, HP should have just made all models with 2GB standard. It also has the Broadcom’s Crystal accelerator to handle those 1080p videos that you will want to watch on the road, or when you have a break from doing your work stuff. It also has dual VGA cam’s front and back to use with Skype or other video conference software.

Another thing is, many are going to compare the Slate 500 with the iPad. I don’t believe that you can compare both, because they are completely different devices. Yes they do basic things the same, but they are different in their own way. I use my iPad daily, but I also need my full PC at times or my Macbook Pro for those times I need some real power and be able to run both Windows 7 and Mac OS X.

 

Specifications:

• Windows 7 Pro 32bits
• Atom Z540 1.86Ghz
• up to 2GB of RAM (533Mhz bus)
• 64GB SSD storage
• 8.9" multi-touch display (1024x600)
• Broadcom video hardware accelerator
• Front (VGA) and Back (3 Megapixel) cameras
• 5.91 x 9.21 x 0.58, 1.5lbs
• 2-Cell battery (30Whr)

 

Well we will have to wait for the verdict a time goes by and the HP Slate 500 reaches the consumer to use. Right now if you place a order, HP will ship the Slate 500 starting November 13.

New Patriot Inferno…SSD

 

 

Patriot memory is updating the Inferno line of SSD memory with capacities of 100GB and 200GB. They will come at a premium price, with starting price of $369 for the 100GB and $679 for the 200GB. They will be using the SandForce SF-1222 controller in order to reach an impressive data transfer speed of 285/275 Mbytes per second at max speeds. Not bad speeds if I say so myself. They will be available in the 2.5” format which will work for most laptops and Netbooks. The drives also use a Multi-level Cell Technology (MLC). SSD has been out for quite some time now but the higher end models still are pretty pricey. Hopefully prices for these high end SSD start to come down in price to what hard drives use to cost. In the meantime I will be using my WD 500GB hard drive in my Macbook and my MSI Wind.