There's not a whole lot of Thunderbolt connectivity at CES 2012 so far, but there are plenty of drives using Intel's speedy cable, and if you need 8TB of storage, Hitachi's G-Technology brand has one new possibility. The newest G-Raid, announced in September, will bring that capacity in a two-drive, daisy-chainable array for $1,199, and below you can see what it looks like up close and personal and get a glimpse at the raw speed possible with four drives in total. It's heavy. Also, spot the company's wireless iPad storage solution.
G-Technology G-Raid storage array with Thunderbolt I/O hands-on
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