A lot of gamers go to great lengths to find a portable retro gaming device with the lightest and most compact kit. The Linux powered Raspberry Pi 5 does a decent job on that front. But what many ...

A lot of gamers go to great lengths to find a portable retro gaming device with the lightest and most compact kit. The Linux powered Raspberry Pi 5 does a decent job on that front. But what many ...

Compact & Lightweight: Compact enough to be carried in your wallet or pocket. Secure Data Protection: Ships with Sandisk SecureAccess software ... Whether you want a fast USB 3.0 flash drive, a cheap ...

Vinpower's iXflash and iXflash Cube USB flash drives offer up to 2TB of external storage in a compact format, providing an ...

It’s not the fastest SSD you can buy for your Mac, but the Extreme Portable SSD is a good all-rounder at a competitive price.

Why? Because everyone can always use more storage space! And right now, this super-fast 512GB SanDisk Extreme Pro USB flash drive is only $50 on Amazon, a discount of 37 percent off bringing it to ...

Bundle includes (1) 128GB Extreme PRO SanDisk Flash Drive and (1) Everything But Stromboli Lanyard – attach to your flash drive with the key ring loop so you can keep track of your flash drive ...

We last looked at SanDisk’s rugged Extreme Portable V2 ... and there aren’t many rival drives that provide that much storage in such a compact and portable design. Performance hasn’t changed ...

At its recent Sandisk 2.0 investor day session, the flash storage giant unveiled a series of new SSDs, including a 128TB data center model, while outlining its ambitious roadmap for even larger ...

Investing.com -- SanDisk Corporation officially began trading as an independent public company on Monday following its separation from Western Digital (NASDAQ:WDC). The flash memory and NAND ...

Last week, we reported on Sandisk's High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) memory, and while this week's announcement isn't as exotic, it's arguably even more exciting: new flash memory that supports an ...

The company states in an 8K filing: “On February 21, 2025, Western Digital (WDC) Corporation entered into definitive agreements with Sandisk Corporation a then-wholly owned subsidiary of the ...