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The Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 80 features real-time AES-256 bit encryption, dual read-only modes, and password protection. The 2TB version is on sale right now at Amazon.

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and the 990 Pro is the company’s flagship NVMe SSD offering. It is also our top recommendations for anyone looking for the fastest PCIe Gen 4.0 storage technology alongside 256-bit hardware ...

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We recommend getting at least a 512GB SSD, and here at Macworld, we were recently reminded of how small 256GB is. A Macworld editor (who shall remain nameless, but there are only five of us ...

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