as mentioned in Press Resources > Press ReleaseProducts > SemiconductorsFeaturing Thunderbolt 3 and NVMe technology, the X5 delivers blazing transfer speeds in a transformative designSamsung Electronics today unveiled its first NVMe™1-based portable solid state drive (SSD) – the Samsung Portable SSD X5 – achieving new levels of performance and reliability for external storage solutions. The X5 also offers powerful data protection with 'Samsung Portable SSD Software', based on the AES 256-bit hardware data encryption, including optional password protection and easy configuration of security settings. Key SpecificationsCategory Samsung Portable SSD X5 Capacity 2TB/1TB/500GB 8 Interface Thunderbolt™ 3 (40Gbps) Dimensions (LxWxH) 119 x 62 x 19.7 mm (4.7 x 2.4 x 0.8 inches) Weight 150 grams (5.3 oz.) Only PC versions (macOS version/Windows OS version) of Samsung Portable SSD Software support X5, while the existing Android version (App) does not. In case of X5, Samsung Portable SSD Software update is available for both macOS and Windows OS versions.
Samsung Electronics Opens a New AI Center in New York City
Located in the heart of Chelsea, the New York AI Center will be led by Daniel D. Lee, Executive Vice President of Samsung Research and a global authority in AI robotics, who joined Samsung Electronics last June. With cooperation from a leading authority in neuroscience-based AI technologies, H. Sebastian Seung, Executive Vice President of Samsung Research, the New York AI Center will spearhead the advanced AI research in robotics. As the Chief Research Scientist of Samsung Electronics, Seung will also advise Samsung on advanced AI research in developing future business growth opportunities. This will be Samsung's sixth AI center around the world, and it will work in partnership with Samsung's other AI research facilities. For more details on Samsung Research and the global AI Centers, please visit the official Samsung Research webpage at http://research.samsung.com.
Samsung Folding Devices To Create A New Segment.
as informed in The announcement of a device with a truly flexible screen looks to have been perfectly timed as Samsung is starting to run out of hardware differentiation in its Galaxy handset line-up. This problem was probably largely solved some time ago but still, Samsung has declined to launch devices. It is likely that this was because it did not need to, given that it still had hardware differentiation in other display features (see below). Consequently, it had no need to launch a new hardware feature as its other features were working perfectly well. If Samsung makes it cool enough, it should drive yet another round of screen innovation keeping Samsung comfortably at the top for at least one more cycle.Samsung Suddenly 'Confirms' New Galaxy's Nasty Surprise
You should be very excited about the Galaxy S10. So is the Galaxy F vaporware? Despite Samsung promising in 2017 that the Galaxy F would launch in early 2018, and now pushing a late 2018 launch into 2019, Samsung continues to promise the phone will come to market. Of course, the prize in getting the Galaxy F to market is substantial. times) before release…___Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+More On ForbesSamsung Limits 5G To Just One Galaxy S10 ModelSamsung CEO Discusses Folding Galaxy F Launch PlansSamsung Beta Release Suggests Faster Galaxy Android UpdatesSamsung Will Bring In-Display Readers To All 3 Galaxy S10 ModelsSamsung's Galaxy S10 Has Significant Design Changes
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