Samsung on Tuesday unveiled the X5 portable SSD, its first-ever NVMe-based solid state drive that’s going to deliver some pretty incredible speeds, which might make it a must-have accessory if you’re ...
Samsung has launched its latest external storage device, the Portable Solid-State Drive (SSD) T9, with storage options up to 4TB. The SSD offers read/write speeds of up to 2,000 MB/s and comes with a ...
The Samsung Portable SSD T9 (starts at $139.99 for 1TB; $439.99 for 4TB as tested) is a handsome external solid-state drive geared to content creators. It includes an upgrade to the already-terrific ...
RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Samsung Electronics America, Inc. today announced the introduction of the Samsung Portable SSD T5 – the newest portable solid state drive (PSSD) that raises the ...
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As the name implies, the Samsung T7 portable SSD gives you an extra terabyte of data to play with. Featuring 256-bit encryption and password protection, your saved files, a stockpile of family photos, ...
The Portable SSD T7 Touch looks nearly identical to Samsung's older Portable SSD T5 drives. Measuring just 0.3 x 3.3 x 2.2 inches and weighing in at a meager two ounces, this drive is exceedingly ...
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Samsung has updated its line-up of Portable SSDs with the introduction of the Samsung Portable Solid State Drive (SSD) T9. The T9 is Samsung’s first Portable SSD featuring a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 interface, ...
Let’s face it. External hard drives kind of suck. They’re slow, they’re heavy (even the portable ones), and one drop no matter how minor may result in complete data loss. It’s a reality of life that ...
The T9 offers maximum sequential read/write speeds of 2,000 megabytes-per-second (MB/s) on the USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 interface. Approximately two times faster than the previous model T7, speeds of this ...
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