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Western Digital Introduces 4 TB microSDUC, 8 TB SDUC, and 16 TB External SSDs
(www.anandtech.com)
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Never touching another WD product with a ten foot pole.
Yeah, was gonna say. Waiting for Samsung or SanDisk to do it. WD is quite the gamble.
They own sandisk and the sandisk fiasco is what I’m partly referring to. SanDisk is terrible.
Oh damn, totally missed all this going down. Been reading up on a bit now, such a shame. :/