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Hardware

Massive 1TB OCZ Colussus SSD Priced, Ships Soon

5:30PM Danny Allen | Taiwan’s OCZ Technologies is reportedly just three weeks out from shipping its Colossus solid state drive range, which will come in 128GB to 1TB capacities. And courtesy of Engadget, we now have pricing. More »
Peripherals

OCZ Sabre OLED Keyboard (Unofficial Codename: Optimus Budgetus) Priced At $135

6:40PM John Herrman | The OCZ Sabre asked us to compromise, featuring a sharply limited number of display-integrated keys, so we asked it to do the same: dip below $US200, or else. Today, ZipZoomFly is listing the Sabre at a reasonable $US135.00. More »
Computers

OCZ DIY Netbook: A Build-a-Bear for the Basement-Dwelling Crowd

8:30PM John Herrman | Netbooks are everywhere, and yours just doesn’t have the nerd cachet it used to. If this really bothers you, you may want to consider building your own netbook, like the OCZ Neutrino. More »
Peripherals

An Extensive, Obsessive Performance Test Of… USB Keys?

11:22PM John Herrman | Test Freaks wrangled as many flash drives as they could and ran them through an oddly intense testing regime, finding out that your choice in USB stick brand may actually matter. More »
Peripherals

OCZ Pushing Out a Line of Crafty, Power-Grubbing eSATA Thumb Drives

11:58PM John Herrman | The external SATA standard is still a comparatively rare and inconsistent one, but OCZ has designed the Throttle, an eSATA flash drive with a clever compatibility trick up its slee—err, cap. More »
Peripherals

OCZ CrossOver Flash Drive Features microSD Expansion

1:40AM Mark Wilson | If we looked between the couch cushions, we could probably find 20GB or so in various roaming flash media. Yet it all goes unused whenever we pull out the trusty USB stick. More »
Hardware

Sub-US$500 128GB Drive from OCZ May be the SSD You’ve Been Saving For

10:54PM Gizmodo US Edition | OCZ’s new Core Series SSD’s are designed to be large and affordable. So the new 2.5-inch SATA II flash drives are coming in 128GB, 64GB and 32GB sizes at US$479, US$259 and US$169 respectively. They don’t match up to the 200Mbps read speeds Samsung has promised–managing 135Mbs– but that price point is pretty low. And while they’re too big to drop into the smallest laptops (MacBook Air owners will weep), they might be just the ticket for people looking to cheaply upgrade to SSD–OCZ claim ten times faster than their HDDs and half the power. Available “soon.” Press release below. More »