40GB SSD Submitted by Kingston
Kingston is committed to solid state storage to manage heavier applications, with the launch of V SSDNow Accelerator Series 40GB Drive, a 40GB disk that comes in two forms: alone or as part of a kit that also includes software cloning, adapter 2.5 to 3.5 and extensions to the power cord.
This is all part of a strategy aimed at gradually get used to the average user to use these discs, which currently are not very popular because it can be tricky to install and configure. But to solve this problem, the people of Kingston has been included with the V Series SSDNow a complete user manual, in addition to a 3 year warranty and technical support 24 hours 7 days a week.
This great offer is available to the public, and the full kit costs 82 euros. If you want only the disc is available for 5 euros less, but I think it’s worth buying the whole package.
Iran launched its own satellite into space
Iran launched its first satellite into space communications ‘Safire Omid’ (Hope Envoy), using a domestically produced rocket. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, attended the Space Center, ordered the launch and congratulated the creators of this great success.
“The launch of the rocket carrying the first satellite Omid was conducted successfully,” said a statement from the staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, reported by IRNA.
The Iranian news network IRINN (Islamic Republic of Iran News Network) showed video segments of the satellite Omid Safire when he was launched into space.
Iran has conducted its own space program for years and in February sent a space probe as part of preparations for the launch. In October 2005 a Russian-made Iranian satellite, whose name is Sina1, was put into orbit by a Russian rocket.
Sunday’s launch comes amid a protracted row over Iran’s nuclear activities. United States and some European countries have demanded that Iran stop enriching uranium, which can be a first step toward making an atomic bomb, but Iran insists its intentions are peaceful.