Cloud storage can be great, but physical storage will always be important—and nothing beats the convenience of a tiny flash drive with no-compromises speed. Need a portable drive with lots of storage ...

Need more digital storage space? Wish you had a small but fast drive that could quickly move files between devices? This deal’s for you. Right now, you can snag this compact 512GB flash drive for just ...

The metal body isn’t just for looks. It’s waterproof, dust-proof, and drop-resistant, so it can live in a bag, pocket, or glove compartment without worry. Plug it in, drag your files, and you’re done ...

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How much power can fit into something smaller than your thumb? Sandisk has just redefined the limits of portable storage with the launch of the world’s smallest 1TB USB-C flash drive. In an age where ...

Buffalo has announced that they are refreshing their RUF2-PS line of tiny flash drives, bringing a 16GB model into the mix. For those that are unfamiliar with the Buffalo RUF2-PS flash drives, they ...

USB flash drives are a cheap and convenient storage medium, but for a variety of reasons, are far from ideal for storing ...

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The CFADPT10 is a low cost SATA to compact flash adapter that allows connecting a compact flash drive to any system having an SATA port. Designed for embedded systems, the adapter uses the same ...

Addonics Technologies on Wednesday introduced a new family of CF Hard Drive Adapters, priced from %24.99 to $35.99. The devices enable you to replace notebook hard disk drives with Compact Flash (CF) ...

The iPod mini drives are firmware locked. It's kind of like what Microsoft did with the original XBox hard drives. Once you get around that, it's all good.<BR><BR>Since you're dealing with a flash ...