I think it's something they would do at the post-showcase show a couple days later.
Pure gold.
Just wait a bit and there will be a sale, making the price bearable most likely.
I thought this was a sale, hate that I paid MSRP for it
Not always, in this case yes, but not always. If the proprietary products brings unique features and benefits, then the usual increased costs can be justified.
I thought this was a sale, hate that I paid MSRP for it
The 2TB does have faster transfer speeds than the 1TB.
When it comes to memory, I disagree..
It's the nature of the tech. Larger the storage, the faster the speeds in a series of SSDs, usually.
It's 6.5Gbps versus 1.5Gbps when transfer to/from the internal storage.
Well yeah, memory specifically really does benefit from having standards, of course these standards will always be superceded eventually. My point was, the idea that proprietary is always bad for consumers is a little too broad to be true.
Yep. Larger SSDs in a series tend to have better controllers I noticed, more often than not.
True, it makes sense, I'm not a fan of proprietary connections and expansions but sometimes they came with better technology. The problem is as always the price.
Not sure that Microsoft got any choice in this. When making the Series S and X they probably felt that they had no choice but to allow for more memory as 1 To and especially 500 Gb is way too small to have more than a few games. And the casual nature of the consumers that they expected to gain with the S would need a very easy and convenient way to use it. So they looked for someone to give them a solution and I did not see anyone be unhappy with what Seagate did. Just that either Seagate wanted exclusivity and saw the market as really small so they did not did much, or Microsoft wanted a way to regain some of the losses they take on all Xbox consoles and is taking most of the money that they made of it ? In the first case Xbox will probably have to eat part of the cost to make it competitive, and I can understand that they were not willing to do this until recently. If they have just been greedy then they will learn the same lesson that Sony learned with the Vita and not do the same for the next gen I suppose.
This may have already been explained, but larger SSDs have more NAND chips and more transfer channels. In saying that, I don't think this would hold true if the individual NAND chips became larger capacity.
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that guy is a hack
if you have gp or just a s yes.
