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Samsung officially releases US $1500 850 EVO SSD 4TB
Highest capacity consumer SSD
Samsung has officially released the 4TB version of its popular 850 EVO SSD, which will cost US $1,499 and is actually the highest capacity consumer SSD around.
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Samsung launches its new 750 EVO SSD series
Available only in 120GB and 250GB capacities
While it was already spotted a while back, Samsung has now officially announced its new 750 EVO series which will be based on Samsung's 16nm TLC NAND and only be available in 120GB and 250GB capacities.
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Samsung announces 850 Pro and 850 EVO 2TB versions
With new Samsung MHX controller
According to the announcement, Samsung has been recently experiencing a surge in demand for higher capacity SSDs which pushed the company to announce 2TB version of its popular 850 Pro and 850 EVO SSDs.
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Still no availability date
While the 2.5-inch form-factor 850 EVO SSD from Samsung is already available and quite popular, it appears that Samsung is also working on a couple of other form-factors, including mSATA and M.2, based on the same design.
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Samsung SSD 850 EVO series launched
3D NAND starting at $100
Samsung's new mainstream SSD series is now available and in case you missed it, we caught an early glimpse of Samsung SSD 850 EVO drives a few weeks ago.
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Samsung SSD 850 EVO series priced in Europe
3D V-NAND goes mainstream
It’s no secret that Samsung has been working on a new series of EVO solid-state drives.