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Could be a completely different company and model of storage.
by nwh 13y ago
Could be a completely different company and model of storage.
- ValentineC 13y agoThe drives that have been failing are the 64GB and 128GB Toshiba SSDs (TS064E and TS128E).
- whalesalad 13y agoI've never been happy with a Toshiba product in my entire life. Seems like everything they make is garbage.
- nandhp 13y agoHave you tried Toshiba hard disks? I replaced my laptop hard disk several years ago with a Toshiba that was fast, quiet, inexpensive, and reliable. More recently, after my network-storage USB Western Digital issued an error once or twice, I replaced it with a USB 3.0 Toshiba Canvio. It's also fast, quiet, and inexpensive -- plus it has 3x the warranty; WD only gives 1 year. When I got my MacBook Air this Spring, I picked up a second one for some extra space. Unfortunately, I didn't get around to setting it up for backups before my SSD failed; but I've learned my lesson, my backups are now entirely automated.