harddrives and storage

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SSD and HDD: Two acronyms you’ll frequently see during discussions of computers and their specs. What’s the difference between the two, which one is better and why is SSD showing up more frequently these days? In this post, I’ll tackle those questions and provide the details you need to make an informed choice when it comes time to choose between the two computer storage options.

The WD_Black SN850 SSD for the PlayStation 5 features high-performance storage, read on for my comprehensive review.

Many of us have more data than we know what to do with. Digital photos, digital movies, MP3s and old school stuff like documents and spreadsheets can start to take up a lot of space on your PC. On your smartphone or tablet, it’s even worse —a lot of those photos get snapped on a smartphone and with limited storage, it doesn’t take long to fill them up. Cloud storage is always an option, but then you’re at the mercy of the provider and there may be charges associated with the service. Western Digital offers a compelling alternative —a “personal cloud”— with its My Cloud series of network hard drives. I tested a 3TB My Cloud drive and came away convinced that this is the best thing to happen to hard drives since USB.  

   Chances are you have a handful of SD and microSD memory cards kicking around in a drawer or installed in a variety of devices. And chances are they’re pretty low capacity, like 4GB or maybe 16GB. That was plenty of storage a few years ago, but now? Not so much. High capacity SD cards like Lexar’s new 200GB microSD card are becoming much more common. But when do you actually need a really big SD memory card?

Satechi is showcasing several new computer accessories at CES 2023, including a hub, a charger, and an SSD enclosure.

USB flash drives make sharing big files at school or at work easier than ever, but not every drive is created equal. You need to pick the right tool for the right job, and here are some tips to help make that decision.

Everything you need to know about M.2 storage for your PC including compatibility, the latest NVMe M.2 drives, and upgrade options.

Backing up your data with a Seagate hard drive makes great sense so we are giving away two fantastic storage devices in this contest.

Whether for system backup or organizing all files digitally, everyone can benefit from having the Samsung T7 Shield portable SSD. Enter this contest for a chance to win one.