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The drives that have been failing are the 64GB and 128GB Toshiba SSDs (TS064E and TS128E).
by ValentineC 13y ago
The 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.