The WD Black SSHD comes in two versions. The first is a regular 2.5-inch standard that's 7 millimeters thick so as to fit into almost all computer systems, from ultrabooks to desktop computers.

WD's new BLACK SN8100 Gen5 SSD up for pre-order on Amazon for $225, giving you 1TB of Gen5 SSD with up to a blistering 14.9GB/sec reads.

Mark Peters, an analyst with research firm Enterprise Strategy Group, said the higher cost of the WD Black Dual Drive doesn’t make sense for the mass market, given that a 1TB SSHD can be had for ...

The WD Blue series has turned into a SSHD series and gotten a NAND boost. The new WD Blue series initially comes in two version, a 3.5-inch 4TB version (WD40E31X) and a 2.5-inch 1TB version ...

The WD Black SN850X NVMe internal solid-state drive (starts at $159.99 for 1TB; $289.99 for 2TB as tested) is an upgrade to Western Digital's high-performance PCI Express 4.0 gaming SSD, the SN850 ...

WD Black SN850X 1TB Specs Capacity: 1TB Form factor: M.2 2280 Interface: PCIe 4.0 x4 Rated performance: 7,300MB/s read, 6,300MB/s write Random IOPS: 1.1M read, 800K write DRAM cache: 1GB DDR4 ...

WD will offer the WD BLACK SN750 series written as TLC, a write-out SLC buffer and these units receive a 5-year warranty. The 1TB model tested costs 249 USD/EUR which.

As WD showed off at CES 2013, the storage vendor has also been working on the 7mm versions of both the WD Blue hard drive and the WD Black SSHD, which are predicted to be released later this year.

The entire series is PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe SSDs based on 64-layer NAND. WD having acquired Sandisk, that NAND would be produced by them. The new SN750 SSD shares a lot od DNA to that of the 2018 model .