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TOSHIBA disagrees with itself about the generation

Two TOSHIBA drives

A four-terabyte portable hard drive and a ten-terabyte 3.5-inch drive.

Capacity, and a rate in gigabits

The portable drive publishes a link ceiling of up to 5 Gbps and names the shock sensors inside it. The desktop drive puts ten terabytes in a single bay at 7200 rpm with a 256 MB cache, which is a great deal of capacity per socket in an ordinary machine.

The two lines that do not hold

The portable listing gives its USB generation as 3.2 in the title and 3.0 in the bullets, and both cannot be true. The desktop drive names SATA with no generation and no rate, and its single bullet reprints the title while leaving the cache figure out of it. Neither page states a warranty, a connector or a duty figure.

Every TOSHIBA unit reviewed here

Every price named in a summary was read on the date that review carries. What a shop asks today is shown beside the product, and it moves.