Alienware-inspired portable Solid-State Drive to carry with you its sleek gaming aesthetics - Yanko Design

Sometimes a make represents itself and then well, you lot don't even have to own an item before knowing what it'll do for you. That'south the case with Alienware, an American computer hardware subsidiary of Dell, and the reason Sidhant Patnaik noticed the potential in creating a portable flash storage harddrive with Alienware's gaming brand identity charging its artful.

Post-obit the aforementioned design language as newer Alienware products, Patnaik felt inspired by the subtly futuristic appearance of them and conceptualized a portable solid-state drive that fits in with other Alienware companion pieces, such as their Gaming Laptop and Aurora R11. An SSD, which efficiently functions using wink-based memory for faster and smoother operation between it and the computer, would fit right into their hands identifiable, alien-themed product lineup. Primarily a gaming brand, Alienware users' computers naturally hold a lot of information, so external hard drives are necessary. Speaking to a niche audience, such as Alienware's gaming consumers, it's important for a brand to notice what they might depend on in gild to go along products like laptops and core processors operating smoothly.

SSDs are generally a rite of passage for any technology user, but oft they're regarded equally a separate production entirely. For gamers, information technology is essential that each slice of hardware works cohesively in tandem with each other in order to keep games and additional software running without disruption. Patnaik's product design certainly fits the bill with 2TB of storage, forth with ports and electric connectors that fit into other Alienware products like they're made for each other since in this case, they are.

Designer: Sidhant Patnaik