Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010

Written by Clive Webster

January 9, 2010 | 11:52

Tags: #ces-2010 #destruction #drop #external #fall #flame #nas #safe #secure #shock #ssd #water

Companies: #iosafe

Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD

We’ve seen plenty of examples of how rugged SSDs are, so we weren’t too surprised to se this reinforced example lifted to quite a height, ready to be dropped onto the asphalt car park surface. We didn’t even see a dent on the Solo’s casing, though with a digger due to drive over it, we admit to not walking up to take a close-up look.

We didn’t expect to see the rugged exterior casing completely collapse under the treads of the caterpillar track, but it turns out that the armour plated unit is actually a smaller unit embedded deep inside a thick layer of DataCast.

The Solo crunched at is was crushed, and it actually stuck to the track at the digger rolled on. What was left was a fairly small amount of crumpled metal, and lot of white powdery stuff and – buried inside the debris – the armour-plated storage unit.

Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD
Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD
Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD
Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD
Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD Indestructible Data: ioSafe at CES 2010 Dropping and Crushing the Solo SSD
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