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August 31, 2008
MasterDrive KX Featured in RTC Magazine
In terms of performance, power consumption and shock and vibration resistance, the MasterDrive KX is substantially better than hard drives. As a result, the MasterDrive KX makes for an excellent upgrade for military laptops that need greater reliability or to accelerate boot-up and load times.
MasterDrive KX
July 29, 2008
PC Perspective Calls Master MX the First SSD of "Value"
You might be curious why Super Talent would choose a 60GB drive rather than the standard 64GB models we have seen from everyone else. ST's answer is that the company feels they are being more honest than their competitors in terms of actually usable storage space after formatting the drive. This is true.
MasterDrive MX
July 29, 2008
HT4U.net Takes Note of MasterDriveMx.. The Next Generation of SSD
Super Talent's MasterDrive MX SSD' s benefits are: always dependent on, no mechanical parts, little heat, no noise and a very good power consumption.
FTM60GK25H
July 25, 2008
The Inquirer States Super Talent's MasterDrive MX "The Coming of Age"
The performance is more balanced on both the read and write side; the controllers are smarter and handling write wear levelling better. And, the prices are getting better too... On top of it, it's lightweight, and can literally operate freely hanging off the cables in the air - something you can never do with hard disks.
FTM60GK25H
July 15, 2008
Geek.com... Super Talent MLC SSD Leads
Super Talent recently released their MasterDrive MX and MLC SSD. Now with a higher capacity at a lower price point than what is already on the market, the MLC is currently the price/performance leader. Typical testing results found read performance to be strong and almost always beating WD's high-performance VelociRaptor.
MasterDrive MX