The Samsung Q1 SSD Portable allows you to make a new product in a sector aging, offering the benefits of speed of an SSD wherever you go. With a read rate / sequential write up to 450 megabytes per second hard drive laptop will just blow the conventional mechanical competitors right out . The disc will arrive in three options: 250 GB, 500 GB and 1 TB.
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The SSD Portable T1 is also equipped with its own integrated security software, able to encrypt all your files and personal data with 256-bit AES encryption key. Of course, it will be automatically compatible with USB 3.0 and USB standards older.
No version of this disc weighs over 30 grams, and each measuring 71 x 53.2 x 9.2 mm. This means you can cram up to a terabyte of storage in a not greater than two USB device.
Such density is incredible, and is made possible through technology V-3D TLC NAND Samsung, which stacks on each other flash memory layers to increase the density and thus drastically reduce energy consumption and to achieve higher data rates. It is a technology that can be found on the SSD 850 series EVO Samsung. This is similar to the 3D Intel NAND technology, but adoption is not expected before mid-2015 at the earliest.
A three-year warranty will protect you against failure, and the disc will work on Mac or Windows right out of the box. Prices start at 179.99 dollars for the 250 GB model and amounted to 299.99 dollars 500GB and finally to 599.99 dollars a terabyte.
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The SSD Portable T1 is also equipped with its own integrated security software, able to encrypt all your files and personal data with 256-bit AES encryption key. Of course, it will be automatically compatible with USB 3.0 and USB standards older.
A three-year warranty will protect you against failure, and the disc will work on Mac or Windows right out of the box. Prices start at 179.99 dollars for the 250 GB model and amounted to 299.99 dollars 500GB and finally to 599.99 dollars a terabyte.