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Yes. I have a Sandisk Titanium flash drive which is the first practical application of the alloy, shortly before Apple snapped it. It's feels solid, not weari
by bayindirh 5mo ago
Yes.
I have a Sandisk Titanium flash drive which is the first practical application of the alloy, shortly before Apple snapped it.
It's feels solid, not wearing down and pretty robust for what it is. It doesn't get scratches like aluminum alloys.
It's entirely something else.
- Melatonic 5mo agoSo it's Titanium? That's cool - what's the name of the flash drive and or do you have more info ? Always loved titanium stuff
- s0rce 5mo agoI think most of the commercial liquid metal like the sandisk drive were zirconium based.
- bayindirh 5mo agoNope, it's called/branded "Titanium". The thing was built from Liquid Metal. Image of the thing: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/cdn-cgi/image/fit=scale-down,width=500,quality=95/https://www.bhphotovideo.com/images/images500x500/SanDisk_SDCZ7_4096_A11_Cruzer_Titanium_U3_1233059615_480936.jpg https://www.bhphotovideo.com/cdn-cgi/image/fit=scale-down,wi...
- Danox 5mo agoLQMT Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc. A penny stock at this time.