- Sandisk Thunderbolt Flash Storage
- Sandisk Thunderbolt
- Thunderbolt Memory Stick
- Bolt Thumb Drive
- Thunderbolt 3 Memory Stick
Connects one high-performance PCIe Gen 3 SSD to any computer with a Thunderbolt 3 port: Superior Performance Transfers data at up to 2600 MB/s (1) Pocketable Fits in the palm of your hand – only 2.8 x 4.1 x 1.25 inches (WxDxH) Thunderbolt 3 Interface Connects to any Thunderbolt 3 computer port, or at the end of a Thunderbolt 3 device daisy chain. Netac 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive, USB Stick Speed up to 90MB/s, Thumb Drive Rotated Design, Memory Stick for PC/Laptop/External Storage Data, Jump Drive, Photo Stick Digital for Photos/Videos U505 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,121.
Thunderbolt is an advanced transfer protocol that offers a wider pipeline than USB, and it's an important tool for professionals who spend their days immersed in data-intensive projects.
World's Fastest Bus-Powered Portable Storage Device Do your portable storage requirements include maximum performance, pocket-sized mobility, bus-powered operation, and rugged reliability? The Sonnet Fusion™ Thunderbolt™ 3 NVMe SSD delivers it all: Stunning Performance Over Thunderbolt 3 From a Single Memory Module—No RAID 0 of multiple drives needed for maximum performance Bus-powered for Complete Portability—No power Small and Rugged—Fits easily in your pocket, solid | Key Features Smartdisk fat32 tool sd. Ultra Performance— No Slowdowns—Custom milled case ensures SSD never throttles performance over time due to excessive heat generated during large file transfers Bus-Powered—Achieve total mobility without the need for a power adapter Pocketable—Fits in the palm of your hand 40Gbps Thunderbolt 3 Interface—Connects to any Thunderbolt 3 computer port, or at the end of a Thunderbolt 3 device daisy chain Logitech c270 hackintosh. Rugged Construction—Aluminum enclosure withstands heavy use Thunderbolt Certified for Mac® & Windows® | |||||
4K Video Workflow Support— Sonnet's Fusion Thunderbolt 3 NVMe SSD leverages the latest advancements in solid state storage and Thunderbolt 3 technology to create a device that delivers performance unimaginable a short time ago, yet fits neatly in the palm of your hand. It is especially well suited to serve as an ultra-fast portable scratch drive for editing raw 4K video at higher frame rates, or even performing IT duties like installing applications and operating systems. You can even employ the Fusion flash drive for instant-access media storage or as a high-performance shuttle drive. | ||||||
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| Designed with Latest SSD Technology Sonnet designed the Fusion Thunderbolt 3 NVMe SSD around a Gen 3 M.2 PCIe SSD module, the fastest standard SSD type now available. It connects directly to any computer with a Thunderbolt 3 port, or at the end of a Thunderbolt 3 device daisy chain, via a captive 0.5-meter Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbps) cable. | Replaceable Captive Cable Through the use of a captive cable, the Fusion Thunderbolt 3 NVMe SSD's Thunderbolt cable remains firmly connected to it at all times. Should the cable ever break, it can easily be replaced with an approved replacement cable available from Sonnet or a Sonnet-authorized reseller. | |||||
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Thumb Drives With ThunderBolt Interface
ThunderBolt Keychain Flash Drives
| Intel Thumb Drive Prototype | Smallest ThunderBolt Drive So Far |
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| Tiny ThunderBolt SSD Dimensions: 3' x 2.5' x .65' |
PCIe Thunderbolt SSD Flash Drive
A slim, flash drive shaped option from Transcend pairs an ultra-fast NVMe PCIe fash module with a narrow Thunderbolt enclosure and a short cable. It supports 10 GBps Thunderbolt 1 & 20Gbps Thunderbolt 2 ports of legacy Macs prior to 2016 which have mini DisplayPort style Thunderbolt ports.Thunderbolt 1 & 2 Compatible Drive
High-Speed NVMe PCIe SSD Module
USB-C ThunderBolt 3 'Compatible' Flash Drives
The ThunderBolt thumb drive market that has yet to really materialize is being made somewhat moot by the arrival of the Type-C ThunderBolt 3 interface on new Apple Mac's and Windows PC's. Using the SAME connector as USB-C and with the ability to 'Tunnel' USB 3.1 Gen2 protocols over the Thunderbolt3 bus, consumers will be able to plug a USB-C flash drive into a ThunderBolt3 port and may not really notice or care about the performance differences.Sandisk Thunderbolt Flash Storage
'Thunderbolt 3 COMPATIBLE' is a term being widely used for 10GPbs USB3.1 Gen2 (sometimes called USB 3.2) storage devices that use USB protocols when plugged into a Thunderbolt 3 port.USB-C (& A) Ultra-Fast Flash Drive
SATA 3 - Speeds To 550MBps
For even higher performance, PCie NVMe modules in a slim USB-C enclosure like shown below can push Read/Write performance up around 950MBps to more fully saturate the USB 3.2 pipeline.
DIY USB-C Flash Module Enclosure
For M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD Cards
Below, more flash drive makers are adopting the Type-C interface -- but most don't benchmark Reads/Writes quite as as fast as a solid-state drive with a more advanced controller would deliver.
Sandisk Thunderbolt
| Fast USB 3.1 Thumb Drive | Cheap USB 3.1 Thumb Drive |
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| Samsung USB-C & A Flash Drive Dual Interface : 300MBps Speed | SanDisk Ultra USB-C Flash Drive 16GB - 128GB Capacitiess |
Thunderbolt Memory Stick
With USB 3.1 Gen 2's increased bandwith to 10Gbps, only the most high-end keychain type drive using PCIe NVMe SSD modules can fill the USB 3.1 Gen2 pipeline anyways. Expect to simply see alot of marketing billing USB 3.1 Type-C flash drives as
Bolt Thumb Drive
'ThunderBolt 3 COMPATIBLE' although they'll be functioning using somewhat slower USB protocols.Thunderbolt 3 Memory Stick
USB3 vs ThunderBolt Flash Drive Speeds and Costs
Perhaps some of the reasons for the delay in ThunderBolt flash memory drives reaching the market is the Price / Performance benefits (and more accurately, the lack thereof.) It would take some serious price reductions in the cost of licensing ThunderBolt chipsets to justify much of a market for ThunderBolt keychain style drives.As we've seen in the desktop, portable and pocket-drive SATA interface SSD markets, 5Gbps SuperSpeed USB 3.0 bandwidth can pretty much handle the maximum data transfer rates of the most current and fastest USB3 thumb drives quite easily. So there's little point in paying more for a ThunderBolt keychain drive to achieve near identical performance over cheaper USB 3 products.
With the top performing USB 3.X flash drives from companies like SanDisk and Patriot currently maxing out with peak Read / Write speeds slightly over 300MB/s, the NAND flash memory itself -- and not the computer interface is still the limitation. Substituting a significantly more expensive ThunderBolt chipset with direct access to the computer's PCIe bus for a USB 3.0 or 3.1 controller chip wouldn't make the flash memory any faster. At best you might see a trivial, minor increase in performance simply because ThunderBolt is a more efficient protocol without some of the extra CPU utilization and overhead of negotiating a data transfer that the USB Universal Serial Bus device specification involves.
When a typical single 6GBps SATA III solid-state drive is connected to a ThunderBolt or USB 3.1 Gen 2port they tend to utilize only about half of the available bandwith on either computer interface. Much of this is simply because most data transfers in every-day real-world use sparse, spotty and intermittent Read / Write requests. Most data requests are NOT SUSTAINED, BANDWITH INTENSIVE processes much of the time.
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