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Seagate just announced their first line of SSDs, named Pulsar. It’s a 2.5-inch drive in slightly odd 50GB, 100GB and 200GB sizes, and it looks ready to compete with the current SSD leaders. The Pulsar drives are all 3Gb/s SATA compatible, offering top read/write speeds of 240MB/s and 220MB/s, respectively. For comparison, the current market champ, Intel's X25-M, hits 250MB/s read but only 100MB/s write, and the X25-M tops out at 160GB capacity

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Seagate Introduces Pulsar, Its First Solid-State Drive [Ssds]

Stan&Dam vous propose désormais de suivre leur lifestream. Il s’agit de mettre en avant des informations intéressantes vues sur le web, et de les faire partager à la communauté du site S&D. Stan a remarqué dans ses flux RSS le sujet suivant :

When it comes to the mobile Web, increasingly there are only two mobile platforms which matter: Apple and Android. According to AdMob’s October, 2009 mobile metrics report , the iPhone/iPod Touch and Android phones accounted for 75 percent of mobile Web traffic in the U.S., as measured by all the mobile ad requests it tracks. That number is up from a combined 65 percent in September, 2009. The iPhone is miles ahead of everyone else, but Android is quickly rising as a strong second.

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Apple And Android Now Make Up 75 Percent Of U.S. Smartphone Web Traffic