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New Promise Pegasus Raid
Soon after stating their goal in February this year of releasing Thunderbolt empowered merchandise, Promise have recently unveiled a number of Thunderbolt equipment.
This Promise Pegasus R4 plus Pegasus R6 possess I/O rates of more than 800 MB/s. They are the initial High Overall performance Hardware RAID choices readily available with Thunderbolt plug-ins. Each and every has two high efficiency bi-directional Thunderbolt plug-ins effective at converting information at 10 Gbps.
The Pegasus R4 and R6 Raid enclosures have got both 4 disk drive bays or 6 disk drive bays available. Each enclosures support RAID 0, 1, five, 6 and 10, using both 1TB or 2TB hard disks. Each of them arrive preconfigured along with RAID 5. You will find 4 models accessible over the variety with different disk capacities. This makes this is one of the greatest Mac hard drives you can find today.
In addition, it's worth mentioning that the Promise Pegasus is only going to function on the 2011 MacBook Pro or your 2011 iMac. This really is because they're the only two merchandise currently offered that have an internal Thunderbolt controller. A controller is necessary as a way to encode as well as decode the transferred information.
The power switch glows orange for the duration of startup and then becomes blue if every thing is up and working okay. In the event that there is a challenge using the array, the power button might be red. There is a brand-new OS X GUI management utility by Promise which needs Mac OS X v10.6.8 or perhaps afterwards (Lion is backed).
The bundled Promise Utility has been specifically created for use with a MAC. It provides you full manage more than the Pegasus. You'll be able to change a array to be able to match what ever your requirements are and generate array or drive health reports if required.
The Promise SANlink adapters permit any laptop or computer having a Thunderbolt slot for connecting to a SAN. It acts as a bridge allowing 2 high speed technological innovation to coexist with each other. A SANlink adapter provides twin 4Gbps Fibre Channel locations that automatically recognize connection speed, which enable it to operate independently at 1, 2 or 4Gbps.
A Promise SANlink adapter features two Thunderbolt plug-ins. The lower latency, dual-channel character of Thunderbolt permits you to daisy chain extra peripherals with out compromising the efficiency of the Fibre Channel interconnection. Now having a SANlink adapter you'll be able to connect an iMac to some xSAN network permitting you to speedily gain access to shared sources saved in the xSAN on the device.
First Drive: 2013 Lexus GS 350 (Autoblog)
Filed under: Sedan, Lexus, First Drives, Luxury
_If This Is The New Lexus, We Can Stop With The Pejoratives_
So Lexus wants to be taken seriously now. Certainly the brand is a heavyweight
- and has been since the moment it launched 22 years ago, changing the luxury
market almost overnight. It's just had trouble garnering the respect of the
cognoscenti, the car enthusiast types, the sorts of people who can see a pair
of taillights flash by and identify year, make and model.
Lexus representatives are not shy about the issue, in part because it's hard
to ignore years of critics calling your cars bland and soulless, while
smirking, self-avowed "car guys" trade their BMW sedans in on new BMW sedans,
even as they grumble about electronic nannies, iDrive and Chris Bangle.
That's why Lexus built the LFA supercar, say the company's flacks, who seem
unnaturally willing to admit that previous models were lacking a certain
something, having settled upon the word "emotion" as the politically correct
way to describe what was wrong with this last generation of Lexus products.
But the real reason behind such refreshing, if specious hindsight, is that the
Lexus braintrust ...
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