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Old May 4th 12, 01:32 AM posted to alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt
MummyChunk
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Default RunCore's Mini DOM packs single-chip, SATA-based SSD into tiny places

From ENG



RunCore introducing new product of rSSD series - Mini DOM, the world's
first single-chip SATA DOM

(Changsha, China – May 1st, 2012) - RunCore, a leading manufacturer of
high-performance and rugged solid state drives (SSDs), today
introduced their latest single-chip SATA DOM SSDs, the Mini DOM.

The RunCore Mini DOM SSD is a SATA DOM SSD in a real tiny size. By
applying SATA II interface, the RunCore Mini DOM offers even higher
performance and reliability as compared to the earlier IDE/ATA models
in the market. In order to fulfill different system structures,
RunCore Mini DOM provides three different solutions: 7 pin
Horizontal-female SATA DOM, 7 pin Vertical-female SATA DOM, and 22 pin
Horizontal-male SATA DOM. With different capacity ranges from 8GB to
64GB and 2 grades of temperature range, Commercial Grade (0 to
70) and Industrial Grade (-40 to 85), RunCore
Mini DOM SSD can be widely used in National defense field, Industrial
PC and Embedded Systems.

With the self-designed rSSD as the storage media – the 104-ball FBGA
package - RunCore's new Mini DOM is the world's first single-chip DOM
product featuring its enhanced reliability of Writing Protection, and
the selectable 7pin VCC supply voltage or 5V input. In addition,
RunCore's Mini DOM offers an optional function of Intelligent
Destruction to ensure users' data security, which is for cases of
emergency, data stored in the SSD could be fully deleted by triggering
the intelligent destruction button in a short period of time.

Combined with ultra-portable design, wide variety solutions for
different requests and the special Intelligent Destruction function,
RunCore Mini DOM SSD is surely a superb compact product to meet all
your requirements.

View the attachments for this post at:
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From ENG



RunCore introducing new product of rSSD series - Mini DOM, the world's
first single-chip SATA DOM

(Changsha, China - May 1st, 2012) - RunCore, a leading manufacturer of
high-performance and rugged solid state drives (SSDs), today
introduced their latest single-chip SATA DOM SSDs, the Mini DOM.

The RunCore Mini DOM SSD is a SATA DOM SSD in a real tiny size. By
applying SATA II interface, the RunCore Mini DOM offers even higher
performance and reliability as compared to the earlier IDE/ATA models
in the market. In order to fulfill different system structures,
RunCore Mini DOM provides three different solutions: 7 pin
Horizontal-female SATA DOM, 7 pin Vertical-female SATA DOM, and 22 pin
Horizontal-male SATA DOM. With different capacity ranges from 8GB to
64GB and 2 grades of temperature range, Commercial Grade (0 to
70) and Industrial Grade (-40 to 85), RunCore
Mini DOM SSD can be widely used in National defense field, Industrial
PC and Embedded Systems.

With the self-designed rSSD as the storage media - the 104-ball FBGA
package - RunCore's new Mini DOM is the world's first single-chip DOM
product featuring its enhanced reliability of Writing Protection, and
the selectable 7pin VCC supply voltage or 5V input. In addition,
RunCore's Mini DOM offers an optional function of Intelligent
Destruction to ensure users' data security, which is for cases of
emergency, data stored in the SSD could be fully deleted by triggering
the intelligent destruction button in a short period of time.

Combined with ultra-portable design, wide variety solutions for
different requests and the special Intelligent Destruction function,
RunCore Mini DOM SSD is surely a superb compact product to meet all
your requirements.

View the attachments for this post at:
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.p...2778#155762778



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Old May 4th 12, 08:49 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt,free.UseNet,free.spam
Yousuf Khan[_2_]
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Default RunCore's Mini DOM packs single-chip, SATA-based SSD into tinyplaces

On 04/05/2012 12:58 AM, John Doe wrote:
This is spam attracted by our recent SDD discussion?


We're being ad-targeted. One of the newsgroups is even an entire
newsgroup about spam, free.spam.

Yousuf Khan
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Old September 4th 12, 06:14 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt,free.UseNet,free.spam
John Doe
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Default RunCore's Mini DOM packs single-chip, SATA-based SSD into tiny places

Yousuf Khan bbbl67 spammenot.yahoo.com wrote:

John Doe wrote:


This is spam attracted by our recent SDD discussion?


We're being ad-targeted. One of the newsgroups is even an entire
newsgroup about spam, free.spam.


I guess you know, but actually that's my group (was an extinct
group), used for an archive. I started using another extinct group
(free.UseNet), but since then it has started being used as some
pirating group. Now, it appears to be the largest non-binary group
on UseNet.














Yousuf Khan


 




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