Samsung launched the P7 Portable SSD in Malaysia with USB4 40Gbps interface and high speeds.
Samsung P7 Portable SSD launched in Malaysia.
Features USB4 40Gbps interface with read/write speeds of 4,000MB/s and 3,700MB/s.
Offers speeds comparable to PCIe Gen 3 or entry-level Gen 4.
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Samsung officially launched its P7 Portable SSD in Malaysia. The portable external storage features one of the latest and fastest connectivity standards, and more specifically, USB4.
Specifically, the Samsung P7 uses the USB4 40Gbps interface, which guarantee average sequential read and write speeds of 4,000MB/s and 3,700MB/s, respectively. That’s more or less peak PCIe Gen 3 or entry-level PCIe Gen 4 speeds, in your bag and ready to go.
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