Even if you ’ve throw a few superfluous dollars on a ‘ durable ’ flash drive that can safely be tossed about , it might not actually be as tough as you conceive it is . At least not compared to this non - descriptdrive from Green House that ’s a master of survival . It ’s rated to go at temperatures as cold as -40 degree fahrenheit , or as live as 185 degree fahrenheit , so no matter where on terra firma work accept you , your data is secure .
As you could see , what score the drive so rock-steady is n’t layers of insularism — that would n’t really aid when temperatures soar . or else , Green House has built - in innovative error detection that mechanically repairs data point as it ’s being copied , and a system that remembers where bad blocks are in the memory , ensuring they ’re no longer used . And to prolong the life of the drive , data is systematically written across the entirety of its flash memory to help control even wear as it ’s being used .
Pricing information has n’t been released , but despite having a USB 3 connection the drive only selective service read and write carry-over rates of up to 27MB / sec and 23.9MB / sec respectively . It ’s no speed ogre , and the largest interpretation will only be 16 GB in size , so hopefully that mean it will be on the affordable side of thing . After all , your Arctic outing is already expensive enough . [ Green HouseviaAkihabara News ]
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