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hi guys the rules here and this is the d2 thunderbolt to drive formula C now this one is quite special for a few reason first it's a very first order market that is a single volume external hard drive meaning you have only one internal drive on inside yes it supported the Thunderbolt 2 standard now obviously the speed of the internal drive on the inside is so much slower than the speed of 30 boom 2 which is 20 degree per second but this means the drive here can be used in a daisy-chain setup with other son of all two devices second is a design it come with the base right here with a many many little rubber feet that help keep the vibration away and also keep the drive stay flat on the surface without moving around too much but the main reason quite special because very expensive now this top capacity here SiC terabyte costs some 500 dollars in u.s. or 390 pounds in the UK or some second and 50 dollars in Australia and if you want to spend more and why not right you can also spend money on this SSD upgrade kit now this one here cost some three hundred dollars in u.s. itself basically it just swap out of the back of the drive just like this and by the way using the kit also means you do a way that you speed through Pingo port I guess I'll see one to make the upgrade kit that's also a doubt quikrete at the same time now the kit after another 128 gigabyte to the drive you would have two separate volumes though one superfast for hot data and the other for long term storage a bike up and speaking of speed the d2 here which were very fast in my testing with the sustain real one speed of some 180 megabyte per second for writing and some 200 megabyte per second for reading when used with the phone of all when used with USB 3.0 it offers some 135 megabyte per second for writing and some 140 megabyte per second for reading and when upgraded the PCI Express solid-state part can offer more than 1000 megabyte per second that's crazily fast the d2 is available now in three four and six hereby for morning check out my full review at cnet.com basically is a expensive start device but in this case you pay for what you want to get and to many of you I believe this little blue ball right here is clearly a nice bonus not me though but because I'm don't know and this has been the first look at the d2 thunderbolt to drive policy