Memoright will present its military and industrial ruggedized SSDs at the 2011 CeBIT show from March 1-5, and Embedded World 2011 from March 1-3 (Hall 12, 479).
The products include the Memoright GTR series, which meet both the US MIL-STD-810F/G and China GJB standards. Capacities range from 32GB to 128GB.
In view of growing demand for SSDs used in industrial control and embedded solutions, Memoright adopts In-Drive UPS and Health Doctor high-end technologies and uses in-house firmware design capabilities to develop durable, stable and customized IPC SSD storage solutions for various platforms.
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