Your External Hard Drive Can Finally Join Your Computer's Trippy Light Show
There are certainly valid reasons for wanting your computer’s keyboard to glow with all the colours of the rainbow. Probably. Maybe.
There are certainly valid reasons for wanting your computer’s keyboard to glow with all the colours of the rainbow. Probably. Maybe.
According to Intel, the ultra-thin DC P4500 needs just "half the airflow” of a more boxy SSD, and “one-tenth the power” of a typical hard drive.
All the things an NAS, or Network-Attached Storage drive, can do for you.
"Hur hur, what's a CD?" - someone in the comments.
Replacing the storage in your old computer with a new SSD won’t cost you too much, it won’t take that long to fit, and it will make a huge difference to the speed of your computing experience.
This piece of classic computer hardware can’t load 5¼-inch floppies anymore, but CDs, DVDs, and Blu-Ray discs easily fit into its original slot.
For reference, 64GB is often the standard for high-end casual users and is capable of holding thousands of HD photos.
Sadly this is just a prototype, with no information pricing or availability.
The DJI Copilot drive can ingest and back up your media all by itself, letting you leave your laptop at work.
We could all have a whole lot more storage in 2019 if Western Digitial can master the tech.
For people with solar panels and money.
If you've got a spare grand
"Oh god, no, they've put them in the wrong way round."
Now the iPhone has just as much expandable storage as more Android phones. Sort of.
The first batch of CDs produced are starting to fall victim to what is known as "disc rot".
....But where did he poo?
