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Game installs are not exactly shrinking, and even game updates can sometimes require an enormous amount of storage space. There's good news, though—Black Friday is here and it brought with it some ...

Able to sustain 900 MB/s sequential write until full, Samsung's T7 Shield 1TB is a cut above the rest. Samsung's T7 Shield is designed with some key factors in mind. First off, and as its naming ...

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