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Leo has taken hold of the new wd Blue SN550 1TB ssd after our storage specialist Simon Crisp put its through its paces over at KitGuru. Is this new drive one you should be shortlisting for a new ...

Whenever there’s a really good deal on an SSD, you can always count on PCWorld to remind you this is the single best upgrade you can give a PC. Today, we’ve got a great deal on one of our favorite ...

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New, 7 mm Slim 2.5-inch Hard Drive Delivers Industry's Highest Capacity Storage Giving Customers a High Capacity Option for Thin and Light Mobile Devices IRVINE, Calif. – June 3, 2013 – WD®, a Western ...

After being snubbed by Hitachi in the race to push out the industry's first 1TB desktop hard drive, Western Digital made darn sure it was first to ship a 2TB version. Now, the company is raising its ...

Western Digital has introduced the WD Scorpio Blue 9.5 mm, 2.5-inch mobile hard drive with 1 TB capacity (model WD10JPVT). Designed for mainstream notebook computers, the new WD Scorpio Blue 1 TB hard ...

Western Digital is a company with a rich history in developing hard disk technologies that have become widely adopted since the era of floppy disk formatters/controllers and the ATA interface. After ...

With a rather properly volume size of 1024 GB, we check out the SN550 from Western Digital. The all Sandisk based product is plenty fast for any modern age PC or laptop. A value NVMe proposition that ...

Most drives in the 1TB SSD market these days have a starting price around $200 on the lower end and can reach about $400 or higher depending on purchase date and any additional markup by the retailer.

We have little to complain about the new SN550, really. We think that this basically is an SN500 with new 96-layer TLC NAND. The big difference, however, is that the SN500 used an x2 lane ...