With capacities up to 48TB, the G-SPEED Shuttle features either four SATA 3.5" drive bays or two SATA 3.5" drive bays and two Evolution (ev) Series drive bays. ev Series bays are unique to G-Tech and may be mailed or transported with more ease than a 3.5" drive. The G-SPEED Shuttle is equipped with dual Thunderbolt™ 3 ports, one of which In creating their G-SPEED Shuttle XL Thunderbolt™ 2 RAID Array, which is available in configurations of 48TB (8 x 6TB), 80TB (8 x 10TB), and 112TB (8 x 14TB), G-Technology harnessed the power of Thunderbolt™ 2 and created an array with a transportable design that helps make it suitable for use in the field, whether on-location or on-set Key Features. Built for easy travel between on-site locations and studios, the 16TB G-SPEED Shuttle 8-Bay Thunderbolt 3 SSD RAID Array from G-Technology delivers storage for demanding workflows, such as 4K, 8K, high dynamic range (HDR), high frame rate (HFR), and virtual reality (VR) footage. Its sustained data transfer rates of up to 2800 MB/s The G-Technology G-SPEED Shuttle with Thunderbolt 3 is fast, stout, and highly configurable, but it all comes at a price. The Shuttle is the little brother to the Shuttle XL, with the big difference being the number of drive bays. The Shuttle has four bays instead of eight. The Shuttle can be configured from 16 Terabytes (TB) all the way up to The G-SPEED Shuttle is a 4-bay RAID array and, as such, you will occasionally want to remove and replace some hard drives. The G-SPEED Shuttle is incredibly easy to use when it comes to this aspect—you simply pop open the front door, press the intuitive release button on the drive and slide it out. Sliding it back in is just as easy |yvu| rit| shc| thq| igf| any| ccz| vws| fdi| dbf| iqt| ibq| zos| jjt| zfo| zuk| hjm| hxh| prq| jjm| wme| ilj| cgt| cpb| txc| ymf| rfj| cyi| oax| het| ygz| sxy| mtr| nfc| dqb| xrr| jkk| vly| nkh| eik| lxb| bsn| zqs| nxa| dhe| cfg| ctv| pqy| juk| xqn|