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Apacer announces SuperSpeed Single Chip USB 3.0 Flash Drive

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Apacer has launched the brand-new AH552. With a transmission bandwidth of up to 5Gbps, USB 3.0 flash drives are ten times faster than USB 2.0 ones. The AH552 adopts the single chip USB3.0 controller, making it blazing fast and more compact than other USB 3.0 flash drives. Featuring a read/write speed of up to 110/70 MB/s, the AH552 sets itself apart from most of its rivals and secures its leading position among all USB 3.0 flash drives. AH552 boasts high speed and storage capacity, and shows outstanding quality with the sleek aluminum housing and pen cap design. It supports high-specification Quad-Channel transmission and offers extraordinary speed of up to 110MB/s in read and 70MB/s in write. By transmitting a 2-hour high-definition movie in only 36 seconds and sharing large amounts of data in a short span of time, the AH552 brings the properties of USB 3.0 to full display. Available in ultra-large storage capacities of 32GB and 64GB and ...

Apacer AC230 USB 3.0 External HDD

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Apacer has launched the new AC230 USB 3.0 external HDD (hard disk drive). With read-and-write speed up to 92MB and 85MB per second, the newly unveiled AC230 is three times faster than USB 2.0 equivalent models, giving you a boost in performance while backing up all quantities of data and media files, without the hassle of waiting. The graphite black Apacer AC230 USB 3.0 external HDD is available in 500 GB, 640 GB and 750 GB capacities, at a price that beats most other competing offers for USB 3.0 hard drives. Sporting a lightweight, slim construction makes carrying it everywhere you go effortless. With the increasing popularity of high-resolution videos and digital photography, storage requirements for backing up, storing and sharing data can amount to hundreds of GBs. The Apacer AC230 External HDD exhibits a top data transfer rate of up to 92 MB/s for reading and 85 MB/s for writing, taking only 4 minutes to transfer a 20 GB high-resolution...