#10tb ssd

Intel and Micron has jointly announced their 3D NAND technology, the world's highest-density flash memory which can pack as much as 3 times the current NAND technologies used to manufacture SSD drives. While current SSD are still a bit expensive than usual HDD storage, Micron promises that the new ones will be more cost-effective. Enables gum stick-sized SSDs with more than 3.5 terabytes (TB) of storage and standard 2.5-inch SSDs with greater than 10TB. Currently, the biggest SSD available in the market today is the SanDisk Optimus MAX at 4TB but it also comes with a hefty price tag of Php280,000. Our first #budolfinds is this alleged 10TB Samsung T5 portable SSD that sells for only Php965. The SSD came with a clear plastic box as a storage case and a couple of adaptors for USB-A to USB-C and USB-A to microUSB. The design of the SSD is similar but what gave it away were the markings and printing of the label (I think they merely looked for a similar font type). Lastly, when you plug the SSD into your computer, it will show a 10TB capacity. Read more in our articles including "Intel-Micron uses 3D NAND to produce up to 10TB SSDs" and "#LazadaFinds: 10TB Samsung T5 SSD for Php965".