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Magic_Houdini

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  1. Hi All, This is my first post, so let me know if I need to be in a different spot. I work for a mapping company that sends people abroad to rural places around the globe to drive around a car and take pictures. Currently, we back up the Micro SD cards in the cameras at the end of the day onto one San Disk Extreme Portable SSD before wiping them and reusing them for the next day. However, they've been having problems which has created an opportunity to implement a better workflow. Some considerations for the new solution... We collect around 50 GB of data per day for all of our cameras Trips are around a week long but can be as long as 2 weeks Whatever solution I suggest, I'd like to be less than 1000 dollars The solution needs to be small, portable, and durable (able to get tossed around in an airport) The options I've come up with Option 1: Replace the San Disk SSDs with the Samsung T7 Shield Product Page: Link Cost: $120 for 2TB Pros No longer using drives that are known to fail Easy to implement Cons Only one copy of all the data for a trip Option 2: Get multiple Samsung T7 Shields Cost: $240 for 2 2TB Pros Multiple backups of the trip data Cons Team members in the field would have to backup to multiple drives daily Option 3:Get one Samsung T7 Shield and have one SD card for each day Cost: $640 Pros Multiple backups of the trip data The team would only have to do one backup to the SSD Cons Lots of small, easy to lose micro SD cards Option 4:Get one Samsung T7 Shield and have one SD card for each camera for the entire trip Cost: $620 Pros Multiple backups of the trip data The team would only have to do one backup to the SSD Cons SD cards would need to go in the same camera every day Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated thank you!
  2. I don't know why this information isn't online but I am really interested in buying this monitor but I cannot find out if it is VESA compatible. I did search through Reddit and all I could find is a vague post saying that it could theoretically be VESA compatible, but he doesn't go into much detail so if anyone has more details I would greatly appreciate it.
  3. I'm currently in the market for a monitor and have a budget of around 300 dollars. I'm looking for a 27" or 24" 144hz monitor with slim bezels that is VESA compatible, I don't know if this is too much to ask for at the price point so if you find one that is more expensive but isn't over 500 I would be willing to stretch my budget. Any panel type is fine including TN.
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