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Samsung T7 Touch Portable SSD comes with a fingerprint scanner

Samsung T7 Touch Portable SSD comes with a fingerprint scanner

Posted on January 8, 2020 By Jarvis

The mobile lifestyle now no longer just applies to smartphones. It’s no longer unusual to see people carrying laptops around and working anywhere there’s a Wi-Fi connection or a power outlet or both. The change in lifestyle and work habits has also changed the way we store and access data or even the volume of data we accumulate in a short amount of time. That means that portable storage, even usually expensive SSDs, has become more common and so is the risk of theft or loss.
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