The Verge posted about cutting bulk from portable storage setups by using a specialized drive. The post centers on Lexar’s Muse, shown as an ultra-slim portable SSD. The drive is less than 4mm thick and can hold up to 1TB. Its thickness matches five credit cards stacked together. The Verge notes that reaching this reduced size requires accepting a proprietary USB-C cable. The tweet links directly to the outlet’s own coverage of the product and its design choices.
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The Verge highlights the drive's slim profile and proprietary cable requirement.
The Verge posted about cutting bulk from portable storage setups by using a specialized drive. The post centers on Lexar’s Muse, shown as an ultra-slim portable SSD. The drive is less than 4mm thick and can hold up to 1TB. Its thickness matches five credit cards stacked together. The Verge notes that reaching this reduced size requires accepting a proprietary USB-C cable. The tweet links directly to the outlet’s own coverage of the product and its design choices.
The Verge@vergeYou can slim down your portable storage if you don’t mind dealing with a proprietary USB-C cable.
TechRadar@techradarThe Lexar Muse is the world's thinnest SSD at only 3.8mm thick — but we're not so sure about the connection cable
The Verge@vergeYou can slim down your portable storage if you don’t mind dealing with a proprietary USB-C cable.
TechRadar@techradarThe Lexar Muse is the world's thinnest SSD at only 3.8mm thick — but we're not so sure about the connection cable
