Toshiba announces SAS and NVMe SSDs up to 31TB

Toshiba is giving many headlines focused on 64-layer TLC-type NAND 3D memory, which is present in SSD as the small 16 × 20 mm BG3. Now it has offered two different models for the business sector, PM5, and CM5. These are SAS and NVMe protocol compatible respectively. The first one comes with an interface at 12 Gb/s, and the second at 32 Gb/s.

 

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NASA Selfies, a new app to photograph you in space

NASA comes up with the new app for Android, NASA Selfies. Many times we share NASA’s tools and resources published on the Internet, from spatial sound playlists to images showing the consequences of climate change on our planet. NASA took this opportunity to introduce a Selfies application and another to travel into space via virtual … Read more

Chars, a simple but excellent choice for creating notes

Chars is a simple note-taking, iOS app that also has a Unicode character keyboard. The first version of the Chars application was released in 2014, but they have now released version 2.0. They had more than 350 compilations since version 1.1 and almost 3 years of development during the night and weekend, as we are … Read more

ASUS ThunderboltEX 3-TR, new expansion card for Z490 and H470

The new ThunderboltEX 3-TR now offers two Thunderbolt 3 ports with 40 Gb/s via a USB C-type and a second Mini DisplayPort. Based on Intel’s Thunderbolt “Titan Ridge” controller chip, which was introduced in early 2018, ASUS is re-launching the ThunderboltEX 3 expansion card, designed for the PCIe 3.0 x4 slot. ASUS ThunderboltEX 3-TR, new … Read more

Windows 10 allows reinstalling from the cloud

One of the best features of Windows 10 is undoubtedly the ability to reinstall the operating system. Especially when things run a little slower (which all PCs do overtime) or when something goes wrong. In all these situations, a reinstall will usually get everything up and running in less than an hour. I’ve used Windows … Read more