Η Western Digital ανακοίνωσε την κυκλοφορία του νέου SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD/”>SSD με κωδική ονομασία WD Black SN770M για τα Steam Deck και Asus ROG Ally. Με μέγεθος ίδιο με τον σκληρό δίσκο των συσκευών αυτών, το SSD της WD έχει την ικανότητα να “υπερφορτώσει τις συμβατές συσκευές handheld”, καθώς προσφέρει ταχύτητα έως 5150MB/s.
Το WD Black SN770M θα είναι διαθέσιμο σε τρεις επιλογές χωρητικότητας: 512GB, 1TB και 2TB. Οι τιμές για την έκδοση του 1TB αναμένεται να κυμανθούν κοντά στα €100 και για την έκδοση του 2TB στα €200.
Παρόλο που το WD Black SN770M δεν αποτελεί το πιο ακριβό SSD στην αγορά, ξεχωρίζει για τις ανώτερες ταχύτητές του στο read/write.
