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It's incredibly fast but isn't it too slim?

The DuraDrive ZT4 are unusual in that they use IDE interface

They also have good shock and vibration resistance

Considering the size of the thing, that's a pretty big deal

It is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 and encased in aluminum

It comes in several storage options but has with USB 3.0 support and 320 MB/s performance

It works at 480 MB/s, even though M.2 can reach 1.8 GB/s in the right circumstances

They will eagerly and faithfully serve your laptop to the end of days

As an industrial model, it can operate under very unfriendly conditions

It has a capacity of up to 256 GB and a top data speed of 250 MB/s

They are SO-DIMM slots with 1.35V power draw and 204-pin design

The RAIDDrive II Plus works over the PCIe Gen.2 x8 interface

A small storage device in 32 GB to 256 GB capacity

The new DuraDrive series is made for hazardous environments

The device is fairly small but can't connect to Android for some reason

The newcomer looks in a way similar to DIMM memory modules

It has now moved from USB 2.0 to the USB 3.0 standard