Samsung adds the 870 EVO to its world-renowned consumer SSD Series
Samsung Electronics, the world leader in advanced memory technology, has announced the release of 870 EVO SSD – the company’s latest SATA solution in its world’s best-selling consumer SSD series[2].
The new memory drive combines premium class performance and reliability, making it an all-round storage solution for a wide range of consumers, from general PC users to IT professionals.
The 870 EVO SSD will be available in Australia from samsung.com.au and selected retailers from 20 January 2021 (2TB and 4TB will be available in February 2021).
| Model Name | Model Code | RRP |
| Samsung SSD 870 EVO 4TB
Samsung SSD 870 EVO 2TB Samsung SSD 870 EVO 1TB Samsung SSD 870 EVO 500GB Samsung SSD 870 EVO 250GB |
MZ-77E4T0BW
MZ-77E2T0BW MZ-77E1T0BW MZ-77E500BW MZ-77E250BW |
$699.00
$359.00 $199.00 $102.00 $65.00 |
Quote attributed to Matt Nelson, Business Unit Manager of Brand Memory, Samsung Electronics Australia
“The way we utlise our PCs is changing, we’re demanding more, as we consume richer content, work longer and game faster. Due to this increased reliance on PCs, Samsung has enhanced its renown best-in-class EVO SSD that merges our expertise in performance and reliability to deliver a top-tier experience.”
“With the 870 EVO SSD, we’ve focused on creating a form factor that suits a range of different compatibility requirements, ensuring that everyone can access fast read and write speeds regardless of the device they are using.”
“Data security continues to be a top priority in consumers’ minds, and with the 870 EVO, we have taken our experience in security to develop technology to make sure users have peace of mind when it comes to keeping their information safe and secure.”
“We understand that Australians appreciate a product that can last, so with the 870 EVO SSD, we’ve significantly improved upon sustained performance. This will ensure consumers enjoy faster speeds, for longer.”
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