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Solid state drives combine a compact form factor with exceptionally fast data access. They're compatible with most modern computers and operating systems and offer security features that keep critical information safe. Staples carries 128GB solid state drives from manufacturers such as SanDisk, Transcend and DataLocker, as well as replacement drives for laptops from manufacturers such as Lenovo.
Storage for Any Device
When choosing an SSD, consider the physical space and connectors available in your machine. Most desktops and larger laptops have standard drive bays and cabling that will accommodate 2.5-inch SATA drives, the most common SSD; 128GB drives with M.2 or mSATA connections may be a better choice for an Ultrabook or small laptop. These devices plug directly into the system's motherboard and are physically smaller than 2.5-inch drives. External solid state drives offer users a portable data storage option with plug-and-play connectivity. They have USB connections and are small enough to fit in a shirt pocket. Use them to transfer files between systems or to store critical data or backups in a secure location.
How Fast Are 128GB SSDs?
Solid state drives use memory chips instead of spinning platters to hold data, eliminating moving parts from the storage equation. The lack of mechanical components makes these devices up to 28 times faster than traditional hard disks and enhances reliability too. SSDs write up to 560MB per second and read up to 330MB per second, depending on the model chosen.
Space for Critical Data
While 128GB SSDs aren't the largest products on the market, they do offer an attractive balance of storage space and cost effectiveness. Drives of this size hold about 2,000 hours of MP3 music or 4,000 digital photos, making them an ideal choice for a dedicated media library. Install your operating system on one of these drives and boost overall system performance, or store frequently accessed data on an SSD to reduce load and save times. Advanced users may want to select one of these products with Intel Smart Response Technology, which transparently enhances hard drive performance.
Reliable and Secure Storage
These products are built for both speed and reliability. Most support TRIM and native command queuing, technologies that allow the drives to optimize their performance and reduce wear. Devices with S.M.A.R.T. monitor their own health and report potential problems before they occur, simplifying data recovery. The lack of mechanical parts also makes these drives quite durable. Most can withstand impacts of up to 1500 Gs and operate at temperatures between 32 and 158 degrees Fahrenheit.
Some SSDs have built-in support for AES technology, which stores data in an encrypted state. Select products offer additional security options such as physical touchpad locks with key randomization, RFID two-factor authentication support and self-destruct capabilities that prevent brute force password attacks.
SSDs provide reliable and secure high-speed storage and come in a broad range of configurations and capacities. They're compatible with traditional desktops and laptops, ultralight devices and many external drive enclosures. Shop Staples and find a 128GB solid state drive that meets any home or business storage need.
Storage for Any Device
When choosing an SSD, consider the physical space and connectors available in your machine. Most desktops and larger laptops have standard drive bays and cabling that will accommodate 2.5-inch SATA drives, the most common SSD; 128GB drives with M.2 or mSATA connections may be a better choice for an Ultrabook or small laptop. These devices plug directly into the system's motherboard and are physically smaller than 2.5-inch drives. External solid state drives offer users a portable data storage option with plug-and-play connectivity. They have USB connections and are small enough to fit in a shirt pocket. Use them to transfer files between systems or to store critical data or backups in a secure location.
How Fast Are 128GB SSDs?
Solid state drives use memory chips instead of spinning platters to hold data, eliminating moving parts from the storage equation. The lack of mechanical components makes these devices up to 28 times faster than traditional hard disks and enhances reliability too. SSDs write up to 560MB per second and read up to 330MB per second, depending on the model chosen.
Space for Critical Data
While 128GB SSDs aren't the largest products on the market, they do offer an attractive balance of storage space and cost effectiveness. Drives of this size hold about 2,000 hours of MP3 music or 4,000 digital photos, making them an ideal choice for a dedicated media library. Install your operating system on one of these drives and boost overall system performance, or store frequently accessed data on an SSD to reduce load and save times. Advanced users may want to select one of these products with Intel Smart Response Technology, which transparently enhances hard drive performance.
Reliable and Secure Storage
These products are built for both speed and reliability. Most support TRIM and native command queuing, technologies that allow the drives to optimize their performance and reduce wear. Devices with S.M.A.R.T. monitor their own health and report potential problems before they occur, simplifying data recovery. The lack of mechanical parts also makes these drives quite durable. Most can withstand impacts of up to 1500 Gs and operate at temperatures between 32 and 158 degrees Fahrenheit.
Some SSDs have built-in support for AES technology, which stores data in an encrypted state. Select products offer additional security options such as physical touchpad locks with key randomization, RFID two-factor authentication support and self-destruct capabilities that prevent brute force password attacks.
SSDs provide reliable and secure high-speed storage and come in a broad range of configurations and capacities. They're compatible with traditional desktops and laptops, ultralight devices and many external drive enclosures. Shop Staples and find a 128GB solid state drive that meets any home or business storage need.