MonsterZero you obviously didn’t read a single word of the review as its clear you have no idea what this product is intended for or what it even does. Read the review and if you still think your comments make sense I will be surprised
MonsterZero you obviously didn?t read a single word of the review as its clear you have no idea what this product is intended for or what it even does. Read the review and if you still think your comments make sense I will be surprised
Damn Steve, I'm glad you didn't dissect my comment like that. +1 for tolerating all us id-iots.
How naive people are in thinking two world class products can be merged using the same space without compromise. This drive is a world class product even though there were compromises made through the merger. The "Black" labeling of this product, should only be compared to other dual drive solutions.Is the SSD world class? Is the HDD world class?No. And there is a Black SSD, this is it and it's not up to the best of class standard there previous black products were.
You must love taking comments out of context. Breaking new ground was in reference to a 2.5 inch 1TB 7200 RPM drive. But yet they are breaking new ground by making a drive dual, which combines the SSD and HDD. The dual drive is new ground!Your the one who said "The answer is no so why would you expect the Black2 to break new ground here."
You have just convince me not to buy this productIt appears that WD, Seagate, Samsung and Hitachi have all failed the produce a single platter 1TB 5400RPM hard drive at this stage of the game.
Thanks for the answer. /s
Those who choose this product would likely be those who wouldn't have a choice. That is if they wanted both, SSD and HDD in a single space. If you choose otherwise, then obviously you didn't need this product.I will stick to the regular SSDs for now.