At the IBC, Western Digital introduced new storage solutions for professional video production, two G-Drive desktop storage from the SanDisk Professional product line and a SanDisk memory card.
The SanDisk Professional G-DRIVE PROJECT storage features a Thunderbolt3 interface and is available with an integrated enterprise-class Ultrastar hard drive (7,200 RPM), with a maximum capacity of 22 TB. WD says read and write speeds are 260 MB/s max.
SanDisk Professional G-DRIVE PROJECT
Thanks to daisy-chaining, G-DRIVE Project supports up to five devices. The solution is compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 2. Price from 412.99 euros (for 6 TB), available now.
With a capacity of up to 44 TB (22 TB in pre-configured RAID 1 mode) on two enterprise-class 7,200 rpm Ultrastar hard drives, the also new SanDisk Professional G-RAID MIRROR storage is suitable for demanding tasks and archiving.
SanDisk Professional G-RAID MIRROR
It is pre-configured in RAID 1 mode, so content is automatically duplicated to the second hard drive for data redundancy. The mode can be changed from RAID 1 to RAID 0 or JBOD at the touch of a button. No app or special software is needed to do this. Content from a SanDisk Professional PRO-BLADE SSD Mag (sold separately) can be swapped out, copied or edited at high speed through the PRO-BLADE SSD Mag slot.
The SanDisk Professional G-RAID MIRROR should be available soon at a price starting at 731.99 euros (12 TB).
WD attests to its new SanDisk PRO-CINEMA CFexpress Type B memory card with 320 or 640 GB storage capacity a continuous write speed of at least 1,400 MB/s, sufficient for 8K videos. Thanks to a rugged housing, the card is said to withstand drops of up to one meter and a force of up to 50 Newtons (five kilograms).
The memory card is compatible with the SanDisk Professional PRO-READER CFexpress and PRO-DOCK 4 devices (sold separately) and is scheduled to launch in the fall with prices starting at €454.99 (with a storage capacity of 320 GB and a lifetime warranty).
SanDisk PRO-CINEMA CFexpress Type B Memory Card
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