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Samsung Portable T7 Shield 4 TV SSD

06.02.2023

The South Korean company has released a 4 TV version of the drive. Other technical characteristics of the device remained unchanged.

The Portable T7 Shield SSD features a compact, rubberized design. According to Samsung, it provides protection against moisture in accordance with the degree of IP65. Also, the device is resistant to falling from a height of 245 cm.

The drive has a USB-C port, giving read speeds up to 1050MB/s and write speeds up to 1000MB/s.

The cost of Portable T7 Shield with 4 TV memory is $430 on the company's official website. The 1 TV memory version is priced at $99 and the 2 TV version is $179.

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