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On board storage should be around 32 GB SSD though the tablet is likely to have provision to expand that even further.

On board storage is in the form of 32 GB or 64 GB SSD though the built - in SD / SDHC card reader can inflate that figure even more.

Not exact matches

I bet a 37 year old man would want a new Macbook Pro 15 ″ with 250 GB SSD, though maybe an iPad or Samsung Tab.

Though multiple head units will be available for this new infotainment system, the 2016 e-Golf SEL Premium trim will have the Discover Pro unit, which features an 8 - inch color touch screen, 3D SSD navigation, a DVD drive and electric vehicle functions.

The base model features the Intel Core i5 processor with dual core performance, Intel HD Graphics 620, 256 GB SSD and 8 GB of RAM, though this is configurable up to the Intel Core i7 processor with quad - core power, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 discrete GPU with 2 GB GDDR5 graphics memory, 1 TB of SSD and 16 GB of RAM.

Though you can customize the Z55 to your heart's content, the tested configuration we got from Velocity Micro included two 250 GB Samsung EVO SSDs in a RAID 0 array and an additional 3 TB Seagate 7,200 rpm SATA hard drive for storage.

The SSD hard drive have a capacity of 128 GB, though there's still a microSD card slot there just in case.

For storage, our review unit is equipped with a 128 GB solid - state drive (SSD), though the $ 499 base model only offers 64 GB — putting it on par with the Acer Aspire Switch 11 (SW5 -171-325N), which also has a 128 GB SSD, but only half the capacity of the premium - priced Surface Pro 3 (256 GB SSD).

At # 900, the i5 Trio is hardly what I'd call cheap, but when you consider that a decent touchscreen i5 laptop with a 1080p screen can set you back not a whole lot less - though probably with an SSD - and that a quality Android tablet like the Sony Xperia Z costs around # 400, it's perhaps not an unreasonable ask.

If you plan on a lot of major rig upgrades, though, including SSDs and HDDs, you may want to use a power calculator to ensure your power supply can handle all the new installations.

And though the SanDisk Ultra II is typically a slightly better value, the Crucial MX300 offers time - tested, reliable design, and a longer - lasting warranty, making it our top choice if you're for an incredible bargain on a powerful, reliable gaming SSD.

If internal hard drives are what you're looking for though, check out our article covering the best 2 TB hard drives for the PS4 or great hard drives (HDs / SSDs) for gaming in general.

Though this is cynical, it's true — compared to SSDs and other flash storage devices, hard drives are much more volatile, and it's rare for a hard drive to last more than 10 years, let alone half that.

But not everyone can afford an SSD, as its advanced technology makes it pricier than the average HDD (though prices lower every day with the advancement of SSD technology).

Will be swapping out the internal 5400 rpm hard drive for an SSD soon though.

Perhaps the biggest draw with this set - up, though, is the 250 GB SSD.

One area where Asus cut some corners when putting the ZenBook 13 together, though, was in its choice of SSD.

Though it does indeed come standard with an SSD (a Samsung - made one, in my case), these are of the slower mSATA variety — not PCIe - based disks like we're used to seeing on other flagship laptops.

It's a good idea to leave some empty space on your SSD, though even this depends on your SSD.

And if Optane memory comes bundled, performance could increase further, though the 7th - gen system Intel used for comparison includes a slower mechanical hard drive rather than an SSD.

If you go with a hard drive because you get more storage for less money, know that it will be noticeably slower than a solid - state drive (SSD), though the higher cost and lower capacity of a faster SSD may be a trade - off that some people are willing to make.

The price is certainly right though, especially if you're planning to pair your SSD with a mechanical hard drive.

Though the X1 Carbon starts at a much - higher $ 1,789, an X280 with similar specs (Core i5 CPU, 1080p screen, 512 GB SSD) costs just $ 100 less at publication time.

Though not quite as powerful as its 15 - inch counterpart, the 13.3 - inch Surface Book 2 has inside up to an eighth - generation Intel Core i7 CPU with a 4.20 GHz clock speed, an NVIDIA GTX 1050 GPU with 2 GB of GDDR5 VRAM, 16 GB of DDR3 RAM, and a 1 TB PCIe SSD.

It also comes with a minimum of 120 GB of SSD space, though you'll be able to opt for more - and it's unclear what the upper limit will be.

The iMac Pro can be configured with up to 4 TB of solid state storage, though the base machine ships with a 1 TB SSD.

The Eclipse's SSD felt snappy in typical use and loaded games quickly, though it could be difficult to install many on a drive with only 120 GB of space.

Though it performed well, it's not quite as fast as some other recent SSDs.

The base model features the Intel Core i5 processor with dual core performance, Intel HD Graphics 620, 256 GB SSD and 8 GB of RAM, though this is configurable up to the Intel Core i7 processor with quad - core power, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 discrete GPU with 2 GB GDDR5 graphics memory, 1 TB of SSD and 16 GB of RAM.

Comparatively, the top end $ 1,149 or AU$ 1,999 (about # 930) Lenovo Yoga 900S only comes with a 256 GB SSD, though, you'll have a faster Intel Core m7 processor.

The Surface Book 2, though, comes in at a surprisingly lower price if you're willing to accept a smaller SSD — you can always add an SD card to give you some extra storage.

Meanwhile, Acer offers up to 2 TB of storage, though there's no SSD option at this stage.

Our review unit is configured with a 256 GB solid - state drive (SSD), though Razer also offers the Blade with 128 GB or 512 GB SSDs (for $ 2,199.99 and $ 2,699.99, respectively).

Storage-wise, both have 256 GB and 512 GB high - speed SSD options, though the XPS 13 can be upgraded to a terabyte of storage space using the PCIexpress solution.

Most single SATA SSDs, though, are lucky to break 500MB / s.

This figure is significantly behind the more expensive Dell XPS 15, which scored 4,929, though the XPS 15 had a full - fledged SSD.

To be fair though, our budget build lacked a dedicated graphics card, which is certainly more important for gaming than an SSD.

You can even make significant upgrades to the PC without any tools at all; the SSD, HDD and even the GPU can all be taken out without any tools (though I found the hand screw holding in the GPU to be tight, and a screwdriver probably would've helped).

It also gets a 500 GB hard - drive and a liquid - cooling system for the processor, though you can choose various combinations of HDD and SSD together with a full liquid - cooling system that covers CPU, X58 chipset and up to four video cards.

Our review unit came with a 256 GB solid - state drive (SSD), though Razer also lets you purchase the Blade with either a 128 GB or 512 GB SSD (for $ 2,199.99 and $ 2,699.99, respectively).

It's still mired in the past, though, and it costs the same $ 600 for a seventh - generation Core i5 - 7200U CPU, 8 GB of RAM, a 256 GB SATA SSD, and a Full HD display.

With a now - familiar Intel Core i5 - 4200U processor, a 128 GB SSD, and an adequate, though rather lackluster 4 GB of RAM, it's technically priced at $ 1,199, but available directly from Lenovo, as well as at your local Best Buy, for $ 999.