Teclast’s first purely Chinese version SSD Tamron DS10

The Chinese storage brand Teclast Technology and Yangtze Storage jointly released Teclast’s purely localized solid-state hard drive Tenglong series DS10, offering three capacities of 256G/512G/1T, priced at 229 yuan, 399 yuan, and 759 yuan, respectively. Fast technology has already got the 512GB version, here is a picture reward for everyone.

“Canglong Leap Map” is a blue dragon map specially drawn by Taipower Technology for its first purely localized solid-state drive. “Dragons face each other, as the sun rises” refers to the ancient myth that the blue dragon and the tiger meet each other. It is an auspicious sign and implies the rise of the Chinese semiconductor industry.

In terms of specifications, DS10 uses YMTC’s new generation of 64-layer TLC flash memory particles and adopts the Xtacking architecture technology independently developed by YMTC. Through independent processing of memory cells and peripheral circuits, the traditional conventional 1Gpbs flash memory I/O speed is increased to DDR4. 3Gbps of memory level.

As a purely Chinese produced series of solid-state drives, Teclast’s Tamron series DS10 is equipped with the professional-grade SATA master MAS0902A of Lianyun Technology, also from a Chinese manufacturer. The read and write performance reaches strong 550MB/s and 520MB/s, comparable to the performance of international mainstream products.

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