Outlook in mac. Additionally you may chose to only send them within a certain time period. You may also elect to send a message to people outside the e-mail system.

Samsung T5 USB-C port Samsung recently unveiled the successor to the famous T3 Portable Solid-State Drive (SSD). The new line-up is called T5 (not sure why they skipped T4 though). It comes in two colors and 4 different memory capacities.

With Outlook 2013 we saw the introduction of the Sync Slider, which helps limit the size of OST’s by controlling how much recent mail was synchronized locally on the device. For Exchange accounts, this was 12 months by default, with the option to go down to 1 month or up to all mail. As before, this setting can also be adjusted using Group Policy. In Outlook 2016, Microsoft added more sync options that allow for better storage management by only retaining this much mail on the device: • 3 days; • 1 or 2 weeks; • 1, 3, 6, 12 or 24 months; • All.

On January 20, Samsung announced what appears to be an exceptional new storage product, a one ounce USB 3 external Flash drive, essentially a portable Flash SSD, called the T1.

250GB & 500GB comes in light blue color whereas 1TB and 2TB comes with a Deep Black color. Highlights of Samsung T5 Our test unit is the 500GB T5 which comes in “alluring blue” color.

At the time of the review, it is available for • Read and Write Speeds of 540MB/s • Comes with USB-C input • Includes USB Type-C to C and USB Type-C to A Cables • Shock Resistant Frame • 3-Year Limited Warranty • Compatible with Mac OS and Windows PC • Password Protection and AES 256-bit encryption Performance of Samsung T5 Samsung T5 500GB performance on Mac During the testing with MacBook Pro 2015, T5 managed to give an average write speed of 415MB/s and the Read Speed of 425MB/s. Although, this is slower than their claimed speed of up to 540 MB/s, but still it is fast enough to edit a 4K File on Pro Res. To put it into perspective, a file of 30GB/s was transferred in 110 Seconds to the SSD. Its staggering performance is largely due to the superior components used in its hardware. Overall, it’s performance was quite impressive!

Software of Samsung T5 T5 comes preloaded with Mac OS and Windows compatible software. It’s a proprietary software which can be used to set the password and update its software as well. The setup is fairly simple and hardly takes a minute. It’s a well-thought out software with no complication what so ever. Alternatives of Samsung T5 The market for portable SSDs is very saturated with some well-established players like WD, SanDisk and Seagate. All of them are offering very impressive products.

One of the prime competitors for Samsung T5 is which is a few bucks cheaper and promises to deliver the similar read and write speeds. However, it all boils down to the durability and overall user experience.

Verdict on Samsung T5 During the extensive tests and performance measures, T5 performed pretty well. Although, it didn’t fulfill the 540MB/s Read/Write claim of Samsung, but still it was blazing fast and transferring large files was no issue at all.

It definitely is one of the fastest portable SSDs currently available in the market!

It's officially a pattern. For the third year in a row, Samsung is using its Portable T series to bring new NAND technology to market. We still don't know why Samsung only releases this series in odd numbers, but the pattern shows that skipping T2 had nothing to do with advanced robots going back in time. Samsung's new portable SSD is. We're trying to get excited about the new Portable T5 product line, but it's just not happening. The T3 and T5 are nearly the same size and shape, deliver almost identical performance, come in the same capacities, and even share comparable price points. Samsung did update the new Portable T5 with its latest 64-layer 3D V-NAND technology, a new metal case, and the USB 3.1 Generation 2 interface.