TL;DR: Get a dual USB-C + USB-A 3.2 high-speed flash drive (1TB), price-dropped to $74.97 (reg. $109.99) through July 21. Having easy access and sharing capabilities for all of your important files is ...

USB Gen 1, Gen 2, and Gen 2x2 are generations of USB 3.x that have speeds of 5 Gbps, 10 Gbps, and 20 Gbps, respectively (regardless of the version number). USB 3.2 generations have regularly been ...

The somewhat new PNY Elite-X Type-C USB 3.2 Gen 1 Flash Drives for Type-C enabled devices fill both needs -- and they are budget-friendly. While the drive is smaller (2.25-by-0.5-by-0.25-inches ...

It’s also versatile as it can slot into the ubiquitous USB-A port. The SK Hynix Tube T31 combines all that thumb-drive convenience with SSD performance, for the best of the both worlds.

run the gamut from USB hard drives, to optical discs (yes, still), to USB thumb drives, to the latest, greatest NVMe SSDs in high-speed Thunderbolt or USB 4 enclosures. PCWorld has been reviewing ...

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Thankfully, these aren't the slow, heavy external drives of the past. Every model listed below uses at least the USB 3.0 standard ... SSDs store data in flash memory rather than on spinning ...

We check out the new ASUSTOR Flashstor 12 Pro FS6712X All-Flash NAS which offers a unique appearance and impressive all-flash ...

It has a customizable LED under the bottom lip of the hard drive, and it even comes with the latest 3.2 gen USB standard ... drives are basically a type of flash memory, where data is written ...

From flash drives to mice, keyboards, and external hard drives. One thing you won’t be able to do with this hub is charge your devices. The USB-C ports do not support video output or charging ...

But still, local storage in the form of USB flash drives is the favorite of many. Pen drives are still portable and compatible with a number of devices. Also, they hold much more data and can ...

Modern hard drives are ever more capacious for the money: For as little as $50, you can add a terabyte to your laptop or desktop by plugging in a USB cable ... collection of flash cells—similar ...