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SanDisk and Western Digital’s Portable SSDs Double Their Capacities to 4 Terabytes

8 months ago

SanDisk and Western Digital’s Portable SSDs Double Their Capacities to 4 Terabytes

Andrew Liszewski

This Light-Up HAL 9000 USB Flash Drive Can’t Sing, But Probably Won’t Kill You Either

3 years ago

This Light-Up HAL 9000 USB Flash Drive Can’t Sing, But Probably Won’t Kill You Either

Andrew Liszewski

IBM Bans All Employees From Using Any Removable Storage

3 years ago

IBM Bans All Employees From Using Any Removable Storage

Bryan Menegus

IBM employees will reportedly no longer be allowed to use any form of removable storage to transfer data while at…

A Real-Life Spy Movie Flash Drive That Self-Destructs After Uploading Malicious Code

4 years ago

A Real-Life Spy Movie Flash Drive That Self-Destructs After Uploading Malicious Code

Andrew Liszewski

Kingston 2 Terabyte Flash Drive Packs More Storage Than Your MacBook

5 years ago

Kingston 2 Terabyte Flash Drive Packs More Storage Than Your MacBook

Andrew Liszewski

Isolinear Chip Flash Drives Are Definitely Where Picard Would Stash His Data

5 years ago

Isolinear Chip Flash Drives Are Definitely Where Picard Would Stash His Data

Andrew Liszewski

You’d have assumed that by the time the 24th century rolled around, Wi-Fi would be available across the galaxy. But…

You Can Wrap SanDisk’s New Flash Drives Around Your iPhone

5 years ago

You Can Wrap SanDisk’s New Flash Drives Around Your iPhone

Andrew Liszewski

Sandisk Ultra USB Type-C Review: The Flash Drive We’ll All Be Using In Two Years

5 years ago

Sandisk Ultra USB Type-C Review: The Flash Drive We’ll All Be Using In Two Years

Campbell Simpson

Who Decided To Only Put 4GB Of Storage In This Rey’s Speeder Flash Drive?

5 years ago

Who Decided To Only Put 4GB Of Storage In This Rey’s Speeder Flash Drive?

Andrew Liszewski

There was a lot of potential when someone at Disney decided to turn Rey’s Speeder into a USB flash drive….

This Treacherous 220-Volt Flash Drive Can Fry Your Computer In Seconds

6 years ago

This Treacherous 220-Volt Flash Drive Can Fry Your Computer In Seconds

Andrew Liszewski

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