G-Technolgy G-RAID mini2 SSD
The market has remained relatively thin when it comes to solid-state drives (SSDs), but there is certainly a consumer interest in this alternative type of storage. G-Technology has unveiled a new line of portable external SSDs that offer improved reliability and read speeds over magnetic-based drives. Unfortunately, the steep price per gigabyte of this new technology puts the G-RAID mini2 SSD out of the reach of most consumers.
By giving you the choice of configuring the two-drive device as either a speedy RAID 0 or a mirrored RAID 1 drive, the G-RAID mini2 SSD attempts to offer an alternative for speed-focused consumers and professionals who need a safe place to store critical photos, video, and music. The RAID 1 data mirroring is ideal for professional camera junkies who want to offload footage onto a redundant storage system.
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