Newest and smallest handling storage machine

Asked By anam277 0 points N/A Posted on - 03/07/2012

I want to know about the new incoming items of storage of data which are light and easy to handle. I have to store a lot of data so I need help.

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Answered By Amoyo Augustin 25 points N/A #127045

Newest and smallest handling storage machine

If you're hunt for a mighty, space-saving individualized computer that's small sufficiency to fit in the touch of your jack then the new LPC-100 from Stealth strength just sew all the appropriate boxes. In spite of its Lilliputian size the slight computer is claimed to do better than most screens and nomadic computers free today.

So check this one it must attract you, New LPC-100 mini machine from Stealth,

4.0 x 6.1 x 1.45-inch tiny PC has involved 3D-ready graphics to together VGA and DVI ports, with identification up to 2048 x 1536 for VGA and 1680 x 1050 for DVI.

Check its configuration in a glance.

1. Processor, 2.53 GHz.

2. Hard disk Drive, 500 GB.

3. Memory, 4 GB,

This is all something which is almost fit in palm.

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Answered By louis 0 points N/A #127046

Newest and smallest handling storage machine

Dear Anam277,

The storage device is important for data storage. Day by day storage device are becoming smaller with the advance of technology. As far I know IBM created the world most World's Smallest Storage Device. The size of this storage device is only 12 Atoms. In near future Gen memory chips and disk drives will be developed that will use less power and have larger capacities.

Thanks and Regards

Louis

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• Posted on - 01/19/2013
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