retro ssd

Lenovo has expanded its Xiaoxin lineup with the introduction of the XS720, a compact solid-state flash drive that combines retro-inspired design with high-performance storage capabilities. The device’s retro-inspired aesthetic includes a soft pastel blend of pink, red, and blue, resembling a classic game controller with a D-pad, central On-Off-On toggle switch, and A/B buttons.  Lenovo backs the XS720 with a three-year warranty, providing users with long-term assurance. The 2TB model is expected to be available soon, further expanding the storage options for users.  With its blend of nostalgic design and modern performance, the Lenovo XS720 SSD flash drive offers a reliable and stylish solution for on-the-go storage needs. Now it’s SanDisk’s turn to reveal its latest SSD offering, the SanDisk Ultra II which comes in four storage capacities with lowest one retailing for only USD80. The SanDisk Ultra II SSD sports a 19mm TLC NAND (second generation), similar to the ones found on some of the newer Samsung SSDs like the EVO 840 Series SSD. SanDisk’s new SSD also makes use of their home-grown nCache 2.0 and Marvell 88SS9187 controller like some of the drives that they’ve released just recently such as the higher-tiered Extreme Pro lineup. Read more in our articles including "Lenovo launches a retro-inspired SSD, the XS720" and "OnePlus Watch Lite now official".