World's Most Durable SSD; Only 436lbs

[exfileme]

Axxana's slogan reads, "Built to last," and with its latest Phoenix System data system, they may very well survive with the cockroaches in a nuclear holocaust.

World's Most Durable SSD; Only 436lbs : Read more

 

[etrnl_frost]

So.... this is like one of those safes you come across in Fallout 3 with a "very hard lock", eh?

 

[etrnl_frost]

*except with data, not stuff, in it.

 

[thedipper]

I don't see the point of flash memory in this situation.

A normal hard drive can live through pretty much anything, just stick it in a nice safe.

Terabytes of data, same effect.

 

[Shadow703793]

Safest place to store data: 100-150ft under ground in a 6ft titanium reinforced room. :lol:

 

[jaoreill]

I agree, more secure and cheaper to just put some SSD 100ft underground in some watertight compartment.

 

[Airrax]

The above article is misleading. As proven by Mythbusters, cockroaches would not survive a nuclear explosion/holocaust...Fruit Flies, on the other hand, would.

 

[grieve]

But can it brew me a cup of JO?

 

[Airrax]

Sorry, Flour Beetles. My mistake.

 

[bill gates is your daddy]

Only 300Gb? That won't come close to holding all my porn.

 

[IzzyCraft]

[citation][nom]jaoreill[/nom]I agree, more secure and cheaper to just put some SSD 100ft underground in some watertight compartment.[/citation]
Good luck servicing it lol

 

[ColMirage]

Will it blend?

 

[superblahman123]

So... its a safe with a cord?....

 

[ricin]

wtf is "30 feet of water pressure"?

 

[haze4peace]

30 feet of water covering it

 

[njalterio]

but can it run Crysis?

 

[theJ]

[citation][nom]ricin[/nom]wtf is "30 feet of water pressure"?[/citation]

Roughly 2x atmospheric pressure. Which really is not that impressive. Though maybe i'm swayed by the 200 psi MAWP reactors that i'm around every day.

I don't know of many businesses/people that are going to find this useful. It'd probably be cheaper/easier to do daily backup to a remote location.

 

[Greg_77]

njalterio: but can it run Crysis?

No, but it can live through a crisis

 

[WheelsOfConfusion]

Great, just what we want to leave behind: a durable technological marvel that will inspire the cockroaches to create a technologically-advanced civilization of their own once we're out of the picture.

 

[cl_spdhax1]

that's a lot of money to keep porn safe.

 

[jee_are]

That 30 ft of water is about 7.6 metric tons. Not too shabby.

 

[ossie]

30ft of water isn't even 1atm (~1.033kgf/cm² or ~10m water). The older CRTs had to sustain that all time.

 

[bustapr]

Only 430 pounds!!!!