Angelbird AtomX SSDmini (1TB)

Angelbird AtomX SSDmini (1TB)

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About this product

Category
Electronics > Electronics Accessories > Computer Components > Storage Devices > Solid State Drives
SKU
ABD-ATOMXMINI1000PK

The technical details behind this SSDmini

Angelbird AtomX SSDmini (1TB) is 20% smaller than an average SSD but offers exceptional features. This SSDmini (1TB) is custom-designed to fit into a variety of Atomos products while maintaining high data throughput rates necessary for a 4K workflow. It fits perfectly into the Atomos Ninja V, Ninja Flame, Ninja Inferno, and Shogun Inferno. An optional adapter handle enables using this SSD with the Shogun Studio, Sumo 19, and Sumo 19M. It features formidable up to 560 MB/s sequential read speed with 540 MB/s sustained read speed, and up to 520 MB/s sequential write speed with 500 MB/s sustained write speed. Incorporating Stable Stream technology, you don't drop any frames. The SATA III connector enables connecting to a standard SATA III port when it is time to transfer your footage.

Performance

It offers up to 560 MB/s sequential read speed with 540 MB/s sustained read speed and up to 520 MB/s sequential write speed with 500 MB/s sustained write speed.

Supported Codecs

Apple ProRes: 4k60p and 2k240p, Avid DNx: 4k60p and 2k240p, Apple ProRes RAW: 5.7k30p, 4k60p and 2k240p, and CDNG: 4k30p.

Supported Capture

CDNG up to 4k30p, ProRes RAW HQ 5.7K up to 30p, 4k60p and 2k240p.

Key Features

  • Fits Shogun Inferno
  • Fits Shogun Studio with Adapter Handle
  • Fits Ninja V, Ninja Flame, Ninja Inferno
  • Fits Sumo 19/19M with Adapter Handle

Top three Reasons we think you will love this SSDmini

Shock, temperature, X-ray, and magnetic proof

Reliable Design

Supports the entire Atomos range of Ninja and Shogun devices, and with the use of an adapter handle, even the Sumo19, Sumo19M, and Shogun Studio