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This Sabrent docking station comes with 16TB storage, but it'll bankrupt you

Sabrent has released a range of Thunderbolt 3 docking devices, the top-end model of which comes with a staggering 16TB of storage. View at amazon The DS-SKRT-D16TB Thunderbolt 3 Dual NVMe SSD Docking Station , as it's officially known, is the real deal: 16TB of NVMe SSD storage, capable of 1.5GB/second transfer speeds alongside two Thunderbolt 3 ports (up to 40GB bandwidth), two USB-A 3.2 and two USB-C 3.2 ports (capable of 10GB bandwidth), and a USB-A 3.0 (capable of 5GB bandwidth). If that wasn't enough, you also get DisplayPort 1.4, which supports up to 8K video, alongside a gigabit Ethernet port, SD card slot, and 3.5mm headphone and mic ports. So what's the catch? The only catch is that the 16TB model costs a whopping $2,900, placing it firmly in the category of "pros only". Sabrent does offer some more entry-level options: 2TB, costing $550; 4TB, costing $650; and 8TB, costing $1,383. For those in the market,

IPhone users, here's how to get free 30GB Of Storage OneDrive Microsoft

The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus has finally been released,  but while the sell can greatly increase the bank balance Apple's market share and ecosystems, there are some benefits to be had by those rivals with the Cupertino company. Given Apple's plans to deploy fully iCloud Drive with OS X 10.10 Yosemite in the near future, the battle of the services cloud storage has well and truly begun, and as new iPhone owners expect major release of iCloud Drive, fierce rival Microsoft has smelled an opportunity to point consumers in the direction of OneDrive. As the manufacturer of Xbox described as a "limited time offer" - iPhone users can enjoy 30 GB of free storage, with 15 GB of 15 GB basis allied to - ending before official launch iCloud Drive in October "bonus camera roll." To keep things fair very well, however, the agreement is not only specific to the iPhone. Sure, great weekend with the launch event of this being Apple, the time of supply of raw storage and deliv