[10:27 Thu,26.January 2023 by Thomas Richter] |
Samsung has released a new model in its T7 Shield range of rugged mobile SSD drives, offering the largest storage capacity of any Samsung portable consumer SSD to date at 4TB. The T7 Shield 4TB SSD offers read speeds of up to 1,050MB/s and write speeds of 1,000MB/s via its USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface (USB-C). ;) Samsung T7 Shield
Samsung targets the credit card-sized T7 Shield series at professional content creators as well as photographers and cameramen - especially for mobile use. That&s why the "ruggedised" T7 Shield is IP65-certified and, thanks to its robust rubberised casing, also physically protects data, for example from drops (up to a height of 3 metres), moisture and dust, and digitally via AES 256-bit hardware encryption. To prevent overheating, the T7 Shield can automatically control its speed using DTG (Dynamic Thermal Guard) to keep the temperature below 60°C. Samsung&s T7 Shield is not only compatible with PCs and laptops, but also with mobile devices, game consoles and cine cameras. Samsung T7 Shield- High-speed external storage with a rugged design and additional protection against water and dust ingress thanks to IP65 certification - Up to 9.5 times faster than external hard drives with data transfer rates of up to 1,050 MB/s thanks to USB 3.2 Gen. 2 - Password protection based on AES 256-bit hardware encryption - Thanks to the shock-resistant rubber housing, the T7 Shield can withstand drops of up to three metres - The two included USB cables, Type-C to C and Type-C to A, enable connection to PCs, Macs, Android™ devices, smart TVs and game consoles, among others ;) Samsung T7 Shield The 98-gram Samsung T7 Shield is available with storage capacities of 1TB, 2TB and now also 4 TB in the colours black, blue and beige at a price of around 135 EUR (1 TB model), 220 euros (2 TB) and 430 euros (4 TB) respectively.  more infos at bei semiconductor.samsung.comdeutsche Version dieser Seite: Portable Samsung T7 Shield NVMe-SSD jetzt auch mit 4 TB |
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