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Samsung Portable SSD Updates

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Marx55

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Wow! New P9 trademark on 10th July 2025:

Samsung Portable SSD P9

Hopefully with 4TB, 8TB, 16TB, 32TB, 64TB and 128TB. We need them all at the University.

Note: also Samsung trademark applications the same day for both "P9 Express" and "P9 SD Express", although they are probably SD cards.
 
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chrfr said:
This filing is more than 5 years old. It's not necessarily indicative of anything whatsoever.
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YES, it is. Because such product name has not been released yet. Exciting new SSD are coming from Samsung. Final names not yet decided. And I cannot say more because I am under NDA.
 
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YES, it is. Because such product name has not been released yet. Exciting new SSD are coming from Samsung. Final names not yet decided. And I cannot say more because I am under NDA.
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I think I can safely speak for almost everyone when I say that nobody finds SSD drives "exciting," and since Crucial already sells a portable SSD drive named the X9, I'm guessing this Samsung drive that you're referring to might actually be the T9 which has been available for quite a while, or a future product that we can't talk about because until it goes on sale it doesn't exist.

Either way, I agree with the others; it really isn't necessary to create a bunch of separate threads (or drudge-up old ones) to announce that Samsung might release some SSD drives someday based on Trademark filings.
 
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New T7 Resurrected Portable Solid State Drive (PSSD):

Trademark:

T7 RESURRECTED
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
USPTO Trademarks
T7 Resurrected Application #99379499
Application Filed: 2025-09-08
Mark For: T7 RESURRECTED™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of solid state drives; Blank USB flash drives; Blank flash memory cards; Blank flash memory
<https://uspto.report/TM/99379499>

Announced/availability:

Samsung Celebrated for Transformative Tech by Consumer Technology Association
Korea on November 6, 2025
Sustainability & Energy: T7 Resurrected
The T7 Resurrected delivers maximum sequential read speeds of up to 1,050 MB/s and write speeds of up to 1,000 MB/s on USB 3.2 Gen 2 standard. This allows users to experience rapid data transfers even with large files and efficiently manage data-intensive workloads. Users can install the T7 Resurrected on a wide range of devices and operating systems for seamless use across platforms. The new PSSD is scheduled to launch later this month.
news.samsung.com

Samsung Celebrated for Transformative Tech by Consumer Technology Association

Innovations across mobile, home entertainment, home appliances and semiconductors earn multiple CES® 2026 Innovation Awards
news.samsung.com news.samsung.com

Hopefully, other Samsung External Portable SSD models will be revealed at CES 2026.
 
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Wow! The Samsung Portable SSD P9 (different than previous T9) announced at CES 2026:

The Samsung Portable SSD P9 is the world’s first and only 8TB solid-state drive supporting the faster USB4 interface, offering an unrivaled combination of portability, ultra-high capacity and industry-leading speeds up to 4,000MB/s. Engineered with industry-first thermal controls, the P9 delivers a staggering 333% improvement in read power efficiency and a 405% boost in write efficiency versus previous Samsung models, making it much more eco-friendly and even extending host device battery life. With the P9, you can take up to 3,720 HD videos or over 2 million photos anywhere. Its transfer speeds are the fastest amongst portable SSDs—ensuring you can spend less time waiting and more time creating, working or playing. Whether you’re editing up to 12K video, gaming, or managing large workflows, the P9 works effortlessly across a wide array of devices, including PCs, production cameras, smartphones, tablets, game consoles, as well as Windows, Mac, and Android systems.
 
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