SanDisk is taking “the world’s smallest” USB flash drive, giving it a USB-C connector, and… that’s it. In fact, it’s small ...

Priced at $120, the dime-size drive is tiny enough to use a plug-and-stay design, so you can keep it permanently attached to your PC or other device. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and ...

When it comes to professional flash memory products, there definitely aren’t very many product lineups as popular as SanDisk’s Extreme PRO series – and for good reason too. SanDisk’s Extreme PRO ...

Patriot (www.patriotmem.com) has added 128GB capacities to several of their lifestyle USB flash drives. Consistent with the latest USB specifications, the new 128GB capacities will be USB 3.1 Gen 1, ...

SanDisk has launched a new USB-C flash drive that it claims is the world’s smallest 1TB model. The new SanDisk Extreme Fit ...

Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced the release of the DataTraveler 200 (DT200), the world’s first 128GB USB Flash drive. The large ...

As far as flash drives go, Lexar has always made some of the most reliable drives I have had in my arsenal of storage. When I have their drives around, they are always my go-to drive for installing an ...

The race to "bigger" is never-ending in the storage department, even when we're talking about USB flash drives. Recently, USB drives have hit somewhat of a ceiling, with 256GB being the largest that ...

A flash drive has multiple merits. For starters, you can save countless movies, all your video projects, video games, and more, freeing up space in your computer. While looking for a good flash drive, ...

The first is the Kingston DataTraveler 200, which apparently will be sorted by color with basic black at 128GB, Sciences blue at 32GB, and Command gold (okay, it’s yellow, but still better than ...

Need to keep those important documents by your side at all times, or maybe you want to have your entire music library data on you at all times? Whatever the case may be, Kingston Technology is going ...