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Raidon HyBrid RunneR With SSD
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Tue, August 24th, 2010
2-drive internal array backing up SSD to 2.5" or 3.5" HDD
RAIDON Technology, Inc. is releasing two new generations of HyBrid RunneR, the internal storage devices iH1010 and iH2420. The RAIDON HyBrid RunneR, is a two drive, tray-less internal array which delivers performance from Solid State Drives while automatically backing up an SSD to a 2.5" or 3.5" hard drive.
The HyBrid RunneR is a way of getting storage combining the performance of an SSD with the capacity and reliability of a HDD. The function of the Hybrid RunneR is to utilize part of the capacity of an HDD, identical capacity to SSD and backup from the beginning sector of HDD, to backup data in the event of an SSD failure. Although a sector of the HDD is used as backup area of SSD, the remaining capacity of the HDD is still available as extended data storage.
The advantage of this technology is that the user gets the speed of the latest SSD read/write performance with the backup protection provided by today’s latest spindled 2.5" and 3.5" HDDs. For example, if the read and write performance of SSD is 250MB/s and 200MB/s, the HyBrid RunneR can efficiently bursts out the outstanding read and write performance of SSD, instead of only emphasize on the read performance from SSD.
There are two models from HyBrid RunneR:
The HyBrid RunneR is a way of getting storage combining the performance of an SSD with the capacity and reliability of a HDD. The function of the Hybrid RunneR is to utilize part of the capacity of an HDD, identical capacity to SSD and backup from the beginning sector of HDD, to backup data in the event of an SSD failure. Although a sector of the HDD is used as backup area of SSD, the remaining capacity of the HDD is still available as extended data storage.
The advantage of this technology is that the user gets the speed of the latest SSD read/write performance with the backup protection provided by today’s latest spindled 2.5" and 3.5" HDDs. For example, if the read and write performance of SSD is 250MB/s and 200MB/s, the HyBrid RunneR can efficiently bursts out the outstanding read and write performance of SSD, instead of only emphasize on the read performance from SSD.
There are two models from HyBrid RunneR:
- iH2420 is a 3.5" form-factor which features one 2.5" SSD and one 2.5" HDD; it is currently available.
- iH1010 fits in a 5.25" CD-ROM bay which accommodates one 2.5" SSD and one 3.5" HDD. It will be available in Q3, 2010.
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