Description
Monument Smart Photo and Video Storage Device – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Monument Smart Photo and Video Storage Device – 1TB External SSD Storage Included
Hard Drive
1 TB Solid State Drive
Item model number
217A12B1
Item Weight
1.75 pounds
Product Dimensions
5.7 x 5.7 x 2.09 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH
5.7 x 5.7 x 2.09 inches
Color
Black
Hard Drive Interface
USB 2.0/3.0
Manufacturer
Monument
ASIN
B07BX686TW
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
April 2, 2018
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Technical specifications – Monument Smart Photo and Video Storage Device :
Digital Storage Capacity
1 TB
Hard Disk Interface
USB 2.0/3.0
Connectivity Technology
USB
Brand
Monument
Hard Disk Form Factor
2.5 Inches
Hard Disk Description
Solid State Drive
Compatible Devices
Camera
Color
Black
Hard Disk Size
1 TB
Cache Size
1 TB
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E. K (verified owner) –
Nice way to manage all your photos – Nice way to manage a lot of photos. I like that the storage is on your own drive you can also backup to another drive. so when the main device dies you still have all your photos. I wish it could import photos directly from other USB drives, like my old backups. I had to copy photos from my old backup drives to sd cards and then the monument could pull the photos from the sd card MN would have been nice to get the photos directly from the USB drive. When first setting this device up do not connect both wifi and wired connections, it will mess the entire process up and you have to start over. Instructions to set it up are vague at best. I really like how easy it is to make albums and sort your photos into them. It makes managing and locating years of pictures easy.
E. K (verified owner) –
Nice way to manage all your photos – Nice way to manage a lot of photos. I like that the storage is on your own drive you can also backup to another drive. so when the main device dies you still have all your photos. I wish it could import photos directly from other USB drives, like my old backups. I had to copy photos from my old backup drives to sd cards and then the monument could pull the photos from the sd card MN would have been nice to get the photos directly from the USB drive. When first setting this device up do not connect both wifi and wired connections, it will mess the entire process up and you have to start over. Instructions to set it up are vague at best. I really like how easy it is to make albums and sort your photos into them. It makes managing and locating years of pictures easy.
I. D (verified owner) –
Perfect – Good Product
G. K (verified owner) –
Lots of Potential for Five Stars, Only FourToday – Here’s another example of a product in the last stages of beta testing that somebody insisted was ready for market. It’s a good idea with software that’s not quite finished. The sales pitch is that the Monument device will quickly and automatically suck up your photo files, store them on a drive of your choice, and organize them in logical ways, and let you find them when you need them. It succeeds at the first job, partly succeeds on the second, and falls flat on the third.
I. D (verified owner) –
Perfect – Good Product
G. K (verified owner) –
Lots of Potential for Five Stars, Only FourToday – Here’s another example of a product in the last stages of beta testing that somebody insisted was ready for market. It’s a good idea with software that’s not quite finished. The sales pitch is that the Monument device will quickly and automatically suck up your photo files, store them on a drive of your choice, and organize them in logical ways, and let you find them when you need them. It succeeds at the first job, partly succeeds on the second, and falls flat on the third.