Samsung's new portable SSD pushes the boundaries
The new portable SSD developed by Samsung promises to meet all user needs with its reading speed.
On 4th October 2023, Samsung Electronics introduced an array of eagerly awaited products to the market, including the Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy Buds FE, and many more. One standout product from these launches is the T9 Portable SSD, a device designed specifically with creative professionals in mind.
The T9 Portable SSD is Samsung's latest addition to its esteemed T-series lineup of Portable Solid State Drives. Its aesthetic draws inspiration from the preceding T7 Shield model launched a year ago. Boasting curved lines and a unique carbon pattern texture, the T9 Portable SSD seamlessly marries style and resilience. Its robust build is evidenced by its ability to endure falls from as high as 3 meters. Technically, the T9 stands out, delivering impressive sequential read/write speeds that soar up to 2,000MB/s.
Samsung's new portable SSD pushes the boundaries
This speed is a remarkable leap forward, registering as twice as rapid as its predecessor, the T7 Shield. Such agility enables users to transfer 4GB Full HD videos in a mere two seconds. Additionally, it is equipped with two USB 3.2 ports, and potential buyers can select from three storage capacities: 1TB, 2TB, or 4TB. An essential feature to note is Samsung’s Dynamic Thermal Guard, integrated into the SSD to counteract thermal throttling, ensuring consistent and swift data transfer rates. Versatility is another strength of the Samsung T9 Portable SSD, boasting compatibility with a wide range of platforms, including Windows, macOS, tablets, gaming consoles, and more.
In terms of purchasing options, the T9 Portable SSD is available exclusively in a classic Black finish. It's already up for grabs globally. Price points for this SSD are set at 139.99 US Dollars for the 1TB model, 239.99 US Dollars for the 2TB variant, and 439.99 US Dollars for the 4TB version. Additionally, buyers receive both USB Type C-to-C and USB Type C-to-A cables, enhancing their user experience.
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