TerraMaster introduces a new product that is highly suitable for content creators and multimedia professionals, The TerraMaster D2. It's lineup of Thunderbolt 3-equipped, direct-attached storage solutions for faster video and data access. Utilizing the power of Thunderbolt 3 which allows 40Gbps of data transfer, the TerraMaster TD Thunderbolt 3 is a plug-and-play solution for personal usage all the way to small production needs. Perfect for Mac Pro media professionals and compatible devices which needs large storage but high-speed access in a portable package.
Thunderbolt 3 can utilizes 40Gbps of bandwidth to connect directly to the computer. The Thunderbolt technology also allows connecting multiple devices simultaneously via daisy chain allowing you to scale or interconnect your Thunderbolt devices from just one source. The TerraMaster D2 Thunderbolt 3 is a 2-bay drive supporting professional grade RAID0 or RAID1 for your choice of improved performance or data redundancy.
The TerraMaster D2 Thunderbolt 3 supports hard drives up to 16TB and form factors in either 3.5” or 2.5” so you can use both SSD or HDD. The D2 Thunderbolt 3 supports storage capacities up to 32TB for large, high-speed storage at your fingertips. Daisy-chain multiple D2 Thunderbolt 3 to scale your production and use up to six TD2 Thunderbolt 3 and expand your storage to 168TB.
Its made perfectly for content professionals that needed a large-storage that require high-speed access, the D2 Thunderbolt 3 mixes in with your workflow seamlessly. Enjoy larger, faster storage in your Mac Pro or Thunderbolt 3-equipped Windows machine and utilize the larger and faster storage that you need for video work, large format graphics content and other storage-demanding applications. Easily transition to and from your laptop to your workstation and have the TD2 Thunderbolt 3 move with you. Its compact size and easy-grip handle allows the drives to move with you. Work with previous-gen Thunderbolt via Thunderbolt-to-Thunderbolt3 converter to easily move between devices.
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