Shirkadda Lexar waxay soo saartay SSD-ka cusub ee Muse, kaas oo ka yar 4mm oo leh xawaare qori iyo qorid oo gaaraya 1,050MB/s iyo 1,000MB/s, waxaana la filayaa inuu soo baxo bishaan sanadkan.
Dhismeedka iyo qalabka
Lexar Muse wuxuu leeyahay dhismeed gaar ah oo loo isticmaalo NAND stacking iyo PCB yar oo gaar ah, taas oo keentay inuu noqdo mid ka yar 4mm oo dhan. Waxaa jira meelaha ugu sarreeya ee dhexe ee 3.8mm, halka dhinacyada uu yaraado ilaa 1mm kaliya.
Shirkaddu waxay sheegtay inay isticmaasho qalab gaar ah oo loo sameeyay, laakiin ma sheegin xoogga magnadka loo isticmaalo, taas oo keeni karta in cable-ka la dhigo ama la dhaco marka la isticmaalo.
Xawaaraha iyo isticmaalka
SSD-kan wuxuu leeyahay xawaare qori oo gaaraya 1,050MB/s iyo qorid oo gaaraya 1,000MB/s, taas oo u ogolaanaysa inuu qoro fiidiyowyo 4K Apple ProRes ilaa 120fps marka la xiro iPhone-ka.
Waxaa jira fursadaha ugu badan ee isticmaalka, sida inuu qoro fiidiyowyo ama uu isticmaalo qalabka kale, laakiin waa in la isticmaalo sleeve magnad ah si loo xiro iPhone-ka.
Cabbirka iyo faa'iidooyinka
Lexar Muse wuxuu leeyahay cabbir yar oo ka yar 4mm, taas oo u ogolaanaysa inuu isticmaalo qalabka kale, laakiin waa in la isticmaalo cable gaar ah oo loo sameeyay.
Shirkaddu waxay sheegtay inay isticmaasho cable gaar ah oo loo sameeyay, laakiin ma sheegin xoogga magnadka loo isticmaalo, taas oo keeni karta in cable-ka la dhigo ama la dhaco marka la isticmaalo.
Lexar has introduced the Muse Ultra-Slim Portable SSD, a drive measuring just 3.8mm at its thickest point and tapering to 1mm at the edges, promising high-speed storage in an unprecedentedly thin form factor.
A New Benchmark in Portable Storage Thickness
The Lexar Muse Ultra-Slim Portable SSD will launch later this year in 512GB and 1TB capacities, positioning itself as one of the slimmest drives available on the market. At its thickest point in the middle it measures just 3.8mm, but that tapers to only 1mm at the edges thanks to high-density NAND stacking and a custom ultra-thin PCB architecture inside.
This engineering feat is made possible through advanced internal design choices that allow Lexar to maintain a near-flat profile without sacrificing storage capacity. The result is a device that can be slipped into a pocket or attached to a laptop with minimal bulk, appealing to professionals who prioritize portability.
High Performance Meets Cutting-Edge Connectivity
Despite its slim profile, the drive delivers robust performance with read speeds up to 1,050MB/s and write speeds maxing out at 1,000MB/s. That's fast enough to record 4K Apple ProRes video at up to 120fps when connected to a compatible iPhone, making it a compelling option for content creators on the go.
However, the drive does not have a standard USB-C port and instead uses a proprietary SnapLink cable that magnetically attaches to a pogo-pin connector. The company doesn't specify the strength of the magnets, but this approach also means there's an increased risk of the cable being accidentally knocked off during a file transfer.
Trade-Offs and Practical Considerations for Users
To record videos through your phone, you'll need to slip the drive into an included magnetic sleeve in order to mount it to the back of your device, adding quite a bit of thickness in the process. This design choice underscores the tension between ultra-slim aesthetics and functional versatility.
Lexar is the latest to sacrifice a USB-C port in the pursuit of slimming down its hardware, following the lead of companies like Xteink. While the proprietary cable system enables a sleeker form factor, users must weigh the convenience against the potential inconvenience of managing a non-standard connection.
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