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The fellas over at Tech Report put the Samsung portable SSD T1 to the test today. Here's a quote from the full review:
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Samsung Portable SSD T1
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Bah, slackers, PC Perspective took theirs apart. The thing's got a msata version of the 850 EVO in there.
MacObserver started a review and ran into trouble almost immediately.
Definitely a nice looking enclosure, but I am more inclined to use a standard 2.5" drive with a USB enclosure for this, seeing how the premium they charge is basically the cost of the enclosure. At least that way I can at least still keep the 5 YO warranty on the drive itself.
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Definitely a nice looking enclosure, but I am more inclined to use a standard 2.5" drive with a USB enclosure for this, seeing how the premium they charge is basically the cost of the enclosure. At least that way I can at least still keep the 5 YO warranty on the drive itself.
well put, I agree
Definitely a nice looking enclosure, but I am more inclined to use a standard 2.5" drive with a USB enclosure for this, seeing how the premium they charge is basically the cost of the enclosure. At least that way I can at least still keep the 5 YO warranty on the drive itself.
You can also just get the sata to usb3 cable and use it like this.