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Storage:
TarDisk comes in two* sizes: 128GB or 256GB and can be used with any compatible MacBook, regardless of that computer’s original HD size. *(Older 64GB TarDisk models are still sold by some retailers).
Physical Size:
If compared to an “SD card” a TarDisk is about half the length and generally more powerful. Each TarDisk is specifically tailored for the computer it was designed for. This includes variations in length and width and allows TarDisk to live inside your computer without the danger of being lost or knocked loose. Our shortest TarDisk is 16mm and our longest is 22mm. A full product compatibility chart can be found here with representative images to show size.
All MacBooks support both the 128 and 256GB TarDisk Models. For selecting the correct model, there is no ambiguity -- we have developed a simple one-click piece of software available on the footer of this page to ensure your TarDisk fits perfectly before it is shipped!
How would you like to use it?
If Pear'ed, TarDisk maintains a cache on your SSD making any speed differential between TarDisk and your lighting fast SSD, almost unnoticeable.
If you are not yet backing up to the cloud, you can receive 30-days of online Backup for free here.
Rest assured knowing that TarDisk is water proof up to 72 hours, temperature proof from -13°F to 185°F, shock proof up to 500Gs of shock, immune to airport X-rays, and capable of up to 5000 Gauss of static magnetic field!
We also made a video of our TIGHTEST fitting TarDisk to demonstrate how to remove it with a credit card! Remember to never use a metal object when removing your TarDisk or damage will occur!
If you have not run your computer down to 0% battery, but the TarDisk has still ejected, the first thing to try is shutting your computer down and with the computer off unplugging and plugging your TarDisk back in TEN-Times. It is possible that if you rarely used your SDxc port prior to using your TarDisk, the pins in your computer’s slot are dirty and not making good electrical contact with the TarDisk. The act of pushing your TarDisk in and out may fix the problem. (Remember never use metal objects to remove your TarDisk)
If your TarDisk is involuntarily unmounting from your MacBook upon sleep, there are software fixes for you here that will help as this is a setting in OS X.
If your TarDisk is not sitting completely flush, it is likely that you received the wrong model or your are not inserting it correctly. We are happy to replace your TarDisk with the correct model, just ship it back and explain what is going on with a hand-written note and a copy of your original receipt! In the event that you confirmed that you did in fact order the correct model (using the selector software in the footer of this page) and your TarDisk is still not fitting correctly, please get in touch with us: help@TarDisk.com. Please include;
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