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The old list has been deprecated in favor of the new, unified spreadsheet which focuses on drives that are or have been available in U.S. stores. Old lists remain linked for reference. This also links to a guide site that has additional features including research for non-listed drives.
Reason: new times call for new solutions. Drive scarcity is a real issue. This tracks drives that have been available and reduces fluff. Historical data still exists and new drives will be added as they become available, so this is a good compromise. The guide site fills in the gaps a bit with links and searches to outside sources for older/rarer drives. Development is ongoing.
Technically anything is possible in terms of functionality. This is a basic platform as a starting point. I do accept feedback but be mindful of what this is and what it isn't. It's not meant to be an all-encompassening database (TPU does a good job but I did find many drives it lacks but these, if available, are already on the list or will be added). It's also not meant to have tons of data like IOPS and TBW which, to me, are a distraction. It's for quick look-up and comparison (Filter Views + guide site) that gives a realistic perspective into what's available.
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