Iggy Castillo2018-04-12T06:19:25-07:00December 26th, 2017|Categories: Consumerism, reviews, Technology, Travel, Windows10|Tags: 1 terabyte, 10gbps, 1100, 1TB, 3d tlc, 480mb, 480mbps, 7200 RPM, A1000BLK, adobe after effects, adobe illustrator, adobe indesign, adobe Photoshop, aluminum, apple, atom, atom ssd, atto, backup, bandwidth, Barracuda, battlefield 3, black, cable, CD, Copy, core i7 7700K, Cougar Panzer, crystaldiskmark, dvd, EVGA, Futuremark, glyph, Glyph Atom Black 1TB SSD A1000BLK Review, gold, google, google pixel, google Pixel XL, Gray, Grey, hard drive, intel, Intel SSD 520 series, LED, m.2, Mac, micro, microsoft, Microsoft excel, Microsoft Powerpoint, microsoft word, motherboard, MTTF, naked, Nand, Nand flash, NCQ, nude, NVME, one terabyte, os x, OS X 10.4, Patriot, PCMark, portable, processor, rugged, sandisk, SDDDC2-032g-a46, Seagate, Seagate Barracude, sexy, Silicone protective cover, silver, small, ssd, stylish, tape, thumb drive, thunderbolt 3, Time Machine, USB, USB 3.0, USB 3.0 to USB-C adapter, usb-c, USB-c 3.1 Gen 2, USB-c to USB-c adapter, WD Black PCI-E NVMe 512GB SSD, Western Digital, windows 10, Windows 7, windows vista, world of warcraft, Z270 FTW K|
Thumb drives are a dime a dozen now, coming in all shapes, sizes and speeds but it is really hard to find a good one. Good speeds, sizes and shapes determine usually what drives we buy and this one might fit the bill. Today we will be looking at the Glyph Atom Black 1TB SSD, [...]
