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Toshiba TransMemory U363 / U364 128GB USB drive review
Today we’re testing the performance of two of Toshiba’s latest flash memory drives. If you’re looking for a fast 128GB drive to transport your important files, check out our review! Features Premium design, either… Sleek, high quality projecting metal body design (Metal) Additional storage with an almost seamless look (Mini) Up to 128 GB Capacity…
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ICZI USB-C to USB 3.0 Cable review
Today we’re taking a look at some USB-C to USB-A 3.0 cables from ICZI. They boast a rugged nylon braided design and are available at a reasonable price — let’s see how they perform. Specs & Features Length 1 metre (3.3 feet) Protection Nylon braided Strengthened stress points Warranty 12 months Supported devices MacBook (2015),…
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Startech.com USB 3.0 M.2 SSD enclosure review: the Samsung 850 Evo makes for a fast USB drive
M.2 solid state drives are normally used in laptops, but they’re also small enough that you can also use them as really incredibly fast and spacious USB drives. Most USB drives use slower eMMC memory, so moving to a proper SSD provides a big step up in terms of transfer and access speeds. Startech.com have…
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Samsung T1 portable SSD review: the best things come in small packages
Today we’re looking at the Samsung T1, a business-class SSD designed for portability. The T1 brings SSD speeds to a form factor somewhere between a USB flash drive and a full-size SSD, with USB 3.0 allowing that speed advantage to actually be realised. Let’s take a look at how it performs.
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Silverstone EC03 USB 3.0 PCIe Card
Introduction USB 3.0 is here to stay folks. It leapfrogged eSATA and is reay to hold off SATA 3 for a little while at least. However, unless you want to fork out for a brand new motherboard, you’re out of luck if you want to take advantage of this new speedy platform. However one way…
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Kingston HyperX Max 3.0 64GB
Introduction While little pen/flash drives have increased in capacity in recent years, those that want a bit more storage space are still forced with going with portable hard drives, or SSDs. However, if you don’t want to utilise a drive of your own, or sort out hard drive cages or covers, the pre-built option is…