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MSI Datamag 40Gbps SSD: Magnetic, Fast, and Portable

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

MSI Launches magnetically-Attached Datamag 40Gbps SSD, Reaching Speeds Up To 4000 MB/s

Taipei, Taiwan – MSI‌ today announced the Datamag 40Gbps, a new external Solid State Drive (SSD) ⁣featuring a unique magnetic attachment⁣ system and blazing-fast transfer speeds. The‍ drive’s design⁢ allows it to securely connect to devices like ⁣gaming ⁤consoles, laptops, and ‌even smartphones, eliminating dangling USB cables.

The Datamag 40Gbps addresses the growing need for portable, ⁤high-performance storage, particularly for content‍ creators⁤ and gamers. ‌Its magnetic backing provides a stable connection,‍ ideal for on-the-go recording‌ and editing.The drive is aimed at ‌users demanding significantly faster data transfer⁣ rates than conventional USB 3.2 Gen1 solutions,⁤ and offers‍ a ⁢convenient alternative to conventional ‍external SSDs.

Designed for the⁤ USB 4 ​interface, the Datamag ⁤40Gbps ⁤boasts⁤ a theoretical‌ transfer rate of‍ 40 Gbps, powered by a Phison PS2251-21 controller. Sequential read speeds reach up to 4000 MB/s, ​while sequential write speeds peak at 3500​ MB/s for‌ the 1TB model ⁣and 3600 MB/s for the 2TB and 4TB versions. MSI claims this represents ‍nearly ​a 10x speed⁢ increase ‌compared to USB 3.2 Gen1 ​(5Gbps),‍ reducing a 10-second transfer ​to‌ approximately one second.

The‍ SSD utilizes fast ‌3D NAND memory and offers endurance ⁢ratings of 750 TBW (Terabytes ⁢Written) for the 1TB model,‍ 1500 TBW for the ⁣2TB version, and 3000 TBW for the 4TB capacity. ‌ Physically, the Datamag 40Gbps measures 66 x 66 x​ 13 mm‌ and weighs 85‍ grams.

Included in ⁣the package are ⁢both long​ and short USB-C cables, along with a USB-C to USB-A ⁤adapter. MSI also provides the DataMag App for data backup and recovery. The Datamag 40Gbps is backed by⁢ a 5-year warranty. ⁤ The 4TB version can store ⁣up to 143 minutes of iPhone 15/16 Pro video, with⁤ transfer rates reaching 1000 MB/s.

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