In today overcrowded Internet space there are so many online shops, websites, blogs, review sites that its difficult to find the real companies delivering real products and services. Its true that its possible for anyone to make a website and its also true that anyone can sell a product. So it can sometimes be hard to find a company offering products and services that can really make a difference. Fortunately for those some individuals in the UK there are some great small privately owned companies doing great business online.

Once such company is CD-writer.com Ltd. Founded in 1999 by Nic Ranshaw, ex head of Internet Development at Ministry Of Sound, CD-writer.com has over a decade of experience in supplying great products and high levels of service at hard to beat prices. Since the late 1990′s CD-writer.com has been at the forefront of the evolving digital media market place. With a core product line focused on supplying enabling technology and work-flow solutions to digital media creatives, video production agencies, education, government and health authorities, CD-writer.com Ltd is now an established brand in the CD, DVD, Blu-Ray and flash media production industry.

Their own brand product sold under the StorDigital Systems label, is widely perceived as being the best in the industry. Where some companies are happy to sell a product in a box you will find that solutions from CD-writer.com offer so much more. Thanks to their innovative approach to technology they have enabled a product like a tower DVD duplicator to be configured for specific user applications. Their premium tower duplicator can be upgraded and enhanced to featured functions like printing ability, dvd video copy protection, and network connectivity. StorDigital duplicators can also be configured to make them infinitely expandable, meaning your production capability will grow as your business demands it.

For ore information or just get an industry beating buying experience visit www.cd-writer.comor call 020 8293 0777 to speak to their always helpful staff. Or visit www.stordigital.comto find out more about  evolving range of products available. As their slogan says, CD-writer.com, really is ”the place for happy shoppers!”

Once again we have pushed the boundaries of duplication technology to bring you the StorDigital LightScribe Duplicator for a new low price. In fact for a very limited time the LightScribe enabled premium CD DVD Duplicator from StorDigital is the same price as the standard DVD duplicator. Yes, for a very limited time 7 Target DVD and CD duplicator customers can benefit from receiving inbuilt LightScribe disc printing funtionality for no extra cost. StorDigital – the name to trust in duplication.

It’s called solid-state drive because it uses semiconductor devices, and it doesn’t have any moving parts, unlike hard disk drives which consist of a motor, rotating platters with magnetic surfaces, and mobile read/write heads.

- left: hard disk drive. center & right: solid-state drive from above & under -

Comparison with hard disk drives:

+ Faster start-up (no mechanical delays);
+ Fast random access for reading (no read/write heads to move);
+ Low read/write latency times;
+ No noise (no mechanical movements), except for some high-capacity models which have cooling fans;
+ High mechanical reliability (no moving parts);
+ File fragmentation has almost no impact on performance, since the seek time is almost constant and is not dependent on the physical location of the data;
+ For low capacity SSDs, lower power consumption and heat production;
+ For low capacity SSDs, lower height and size.
- Price (as of mid-2008, around USD 3.50 per GB for flash memory, and around USD 0.40 per GB for mechanical drives);
- Capacity (currently far lower than that of usual hard drives, but predicted to swiftly increase, with experimental SSDs of up to 1 TB);
- High vulnerability to certain effects, such as abrupt power loss, magnetic fields, electric/static charges…..
- Limited write cycles (but the problem is improved all the time. Today’s SSDs can last up to 20 years with average usage). SSDs based on DRAM do not suffer from this problem;
- Slower write speeds (except for SSDs based on DRAM);
- Lower storage density (but is expected to rapidly increase in the near future);
- Higher power consumption (SSDs also take more power per GB).

The advantages of SSDs are interesting for mobile computing and are becoming increasingly popular in markets such as notebook PCs, Ultra-Mobile PCs, and electronics sectors. The capacity currently varies from 12GB to 256 GB. Decreasing prices in raw flash material costs, and in the mean time increasing capacities make SSDs tend to be the next hard disk drive generation.

More information on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_drive

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