Consistently at CES, among every one of the TVs and workstations and contraptions is the regularly heightening rivalry of who can pack the most stockpiling into a solitary blaze drive. Furthermore, this year, SanDisk appeared with a model of what should be the world's littlest 1TB USB-C streak drive.
It's not the most stockpiling we've at any point found in a blaze drive — that title still goes to a year ago's 2TB Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate GT — however SanDisk is to be lauded in any case, given that its thinned down model is far littler than Kingston's thick zinc-combination case. In addition, the SanDisk model completely grasps USB-C, rather than sticking to the past with USB 3.0, implying that you'll have the capacity to utilize it to straightforwardly exchange stockpiling to, say, an Android telephone notwithstanding PCs.
Now, the drive is only a model (yet a working one), with no cost or discharge date declared. What's more, maybe that is generally advantageous: given that full estimated 1TB USB-C SSD as of now costs in the scope of $350, it's difficult to envision that SanDisk's model will be reasonable should it achieve the market.
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