New computer devices are at the top of many people’s wish lists this year. The new releases from Apple and the continued developments from Windows have resulted in many looking to upgrade to the latest must-have devices.
There’s no denying that technology moves at lightening pace. Whether it’s new ways to communicate, enhancing existing tech or creating something completely new, the chances are technology will be out of date in a relatively short period of time. Often causing bills to be racked up when it comes to upgrading, keeping up with the latest tech can prove to be expensive. But according to one of the US’ leading suppliers of computer memory and accessories, that doesn’t have to be the case.
Data Memory Systems has almost 30 years’ experience working with both individuals and businesses alike. Helping to save their customers thousands of dollars by encouraging them to upgrade their existing computers instead of investing in new ones needlessly, the company helps people’s devices to run faster, and of course, more smoothly.
Justin Briere, Senior Account Manager at Data Memory Systems, said, “Millions of people in the US rely on computers every single day. Whether it’s for work or leisure, they are a part of modern, daily life. However when their performance starts to dwindle, many decide to go down the easy route of purchasing a new device. But the reality is this is often not necessary; instead people should look at swapping memory to a more modern variation or a larger capacity in order to save them money.”
Many computers, particularly ones which are a year or two old, came complete with a hard disk drive (HDD). Despite these being perfectly usable and practical, thanks to the advances of solid-state drives, the computer experts have suggested that switching from a traditional spinning-platter hard disc drive to a chip-based SSD could dramatically improve performance – all while saving people a lot of money.
SSDs produce faster start-up times than traditional hard drives, while also boasting an enhanced performance and dramatically improved read/write speeds. SSDs are also resistant to shock due to their lack of moving parts, while they also consume a lot less power than hard disc drives.
The rise in prominence of SSDs has also driven down their cost. Now more prevalent than ever before, they are widely available at competitive prices. DMS’ Celebrity 3G 60GB SSD is currently available for just $39.95, while those looking for more storage will be set back just $279.00 for a DMS Celebrity 6G Plus 1TB SSD. Both of these work out much cheaper than purchasing a whole new computer.
Justin, adds, “Upgrading a computer can seem like a daunting task, but SSDs are relatively easy to install. All it takes is a bit of research and a steady hand, and people will be left with faster performance and read/write times – for a fraction of the cost of buying a new device.”
To find out more about Data Memory Systems and their incredible range of computer memory, such as Solid State Drives, hard drives and RAM available to purchase online, visit the website: www.datamemorysystems.com
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About
DMS’ philosophy is to supply the customer with the best quality memory at the best possible price. Having been supplying the electronics industry with high quality components since 1963 and memory modules since 1987, they were one of the first original memory companies to support Apple computer – and have been doing so for over 20 years. They also support a vast array of computer memory for PCs and servers.
