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If that sounds like something you need then right now you can get the SanDisk Extreme 2TB Portable SSD at Amazon for $137.55 (was $199.99). This slightly peculiar price is just a few bucks more ...

It's been 21 months since the first PCIe five drives arrived with us. 21 long months, since the Crucial T700, the Gigabyte ...

Need a little more portable storage space in your life? I've spotted this great value offer that drops the Samsung 2TB T7 Portable SSD at Amazon for $129.99 (was $269.99). That's the lowest price ...

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Here, we'll point you in the direction of some of the greatest 2TB SSD deals we can find at the moment, like this incredible deal on the Samsung 990 Evo Plus 2TB PS5 SSD for $129.99. It's worth ...

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The Samsung T7 SSD normally retails for $270 but is currently on sale for $150. That’s a massive 45 percent discount for a 2TB drive you can take anywhere. With fast read and write speeds of up ...

We’re getting antsy for a more significant redesign, but the MacBook Air 15-inch remains Apple's best value in a big-screen ...

If SD cards and USB drives aren’t cutting it, the Samsung T7 SSD is a serious step up. With blazing 1,050MB/s reads, 1,000MB/s writes, and up to 2TB of space, it’s built for heavy-duty storage ...

In the feather-light, 2.2-pound Aero 7, I see plenty of slim-laptop wow—and lots of ports. The same goes for the OmniBook X ...