Key mass data storage devices are growing in demand for the various industries and Phoenix International introduces one of the finest in the market today. The company presents the VME mass data storage module, offering high performance data storage for aerospace, military and industrial applications.

Features:

• SAS or SATA SSDs
• Burst data transfer rate to 300MB/sec
• Sustained data transfer to 120MB/sec
• Total capacity to 512GB
• Operational temperature from -40o to 85o C
• Individual point-to-point device connectivity
• Low power consumption
• 1,300,000 MTBF
• Integrated SLC NAND Flash
• Meets military and IRIG 106-07 declassification standards
• Advanced flash management for enhanced reliability and durability
• Front panel or P2 connector data interface
• 80,000 feet operational altitude
• 50g, 11 ms operational shock
• 16g rms, 10-2000Hz random vibration

No word on pricing and availability has been announced to date.

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Duracell is known by the good (?) and expensive batteries that have been in the market for more than 50 years, but it looks like that market is a becoming bit small, and therefore they picked storage devices as their second “weapon” of choice.

The new storage devices will be made in cooperation with Dane-Elec, and the catalog includes a big number of products, such as normal USB Flash Drives, and different memory cards: SD, microSD, Secure Digital, CompactFlash, and others.

At the moment the products are already available online, at DuracellFlash, but unfortunately there is no information about the price of each device.

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